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An old paper chart, a sharp pencil and arrivals in ink drifting in from the margins. Every route is drawn by hand. The chart is read clockwise, point by point. N · The chart Drag from an aircraft to pencil its route to a strip with the same colour tag: red jets to long runways, green props to short ones, blue helicopters to H pads. Runways want a straight final along the chevrons; pads accept any heading. A tap eases the throttle. NE · Six chapters Each chapter is an airport with a short story: The Harbour Letter, Sand on the Chart, Between the Ridges, Atoll Postcards, The Metro Timetable and Polar Night. Three legs per chapter, one to three stamps per leg, and the seal on the next chapter breaks once the last leg is flown. E · Open Sky Traffic keeps growing until a crew is lost or three aircraft divert. Pick any open field and set a record; the logbook keeps the last 15 flights. SE · Liveries Eight paint schemes, from Cream Classic and Bay Blue to Night Mail and Postal Red, open as total landings add up, all the way to 450. The chosen livery flies on every chart. S · Departures Quiz Ten questions from 24 real moments in flight history and famous airports, from Blériot over the Channel to the A380. SW · Boarding passes Leg results arrive as perforated tickets with a rubber stamp: landed, return, logged or hold. A flight passport in the side menu sums up stamps, landings and chapters. W · The desk Haptics, a guide to flying the chart and a fresh logbook live in Settings. NW · The drifting map Dashed routes crawl, contour lines float and a compass rose turns slowly behind the menus. Background animation in Settings switches it off for a still page. Plays offline, with no account and no ads.