Find the demand you care about faster by narrowing results to specific departure and arrival countries. Open the Demand Lens and add filters to pick a country for where demand starts or where they end. This is ideal for questions like “show me demand for groups departing the US or arriving in Spain".
Aircraft can now be stored in hangars to eliminate parking fees and prevent unnecessary wear and tear. Any aircraft landing on a charter job will automatically check themselves into an available hangar, however you can manually move aircraft into and out of hangars using the building configuration page.
If no available hangar is available to automatically check into then a company notification is sent to inform managers of the situation.
An upcoming update will introduce Slots, which will perform a similar role for route jobs and airliners.
Aircraft stored outside will degrade at a 0.1x rate, as per your company clock. Parking fees are currently charged at £5 per company-clock hour per MTOW of any aircraft left on the tarmac and are payable on boarding of the next job.
The new Base Operations lens in the Operations Cockpit gives you a focused view of every airport where your company or partnership has ground operations. It replaces the legacy Operations Centres lens and is available from the lens bar or by pressing the keyboard shortcut 2. The dock lists your bases with an Operations Centre size badge and icons for buildings you can access at that airport, so you can scan capabilities at a glance.
When the Base Operations lens is active, both the map and the dock filter to your bases only. Because the lens draws from the same airport source as the main airport view, markers appear faster and tooltips behave consistently with the rest of the map. Opening the lens again later restores markers immediately without reloading a separate layer.
You can now sell buildings you own directly from the building row’s overflow menu in the airport context. If you have the Sell Buildings company privilege, the menu shows a live sale price; confirming the sale immediately credits your company bank account and refreshes your balance. The confirmation copy adapts to the current policy: 100% refund until September 1, 2025, then a depreciating refund shown as a percentage and the asset’s age in days.
Construction requirements are clearer and more intuitive. Some variants now check the airport’s size (small, medium, large). Others require an Operations Centre either at the same airport or anywhere in the same country, sometimes with a minimum OC size. If a requirement isn’t met, the message tells you exactly why - no guesswork. For example, Micro/Small hangars can be built based on airport size alone, Medium/Large hangars look for a qualifying OC somewhere in-country, and the Huge Hangar expects an OC at that specific airport.
The red Back button in the airport context now hides while a sub-view (like purchase or upgrade) is open and reappears when you exit, reducing accidental navigation. Keyboard shortcuts were also streamlined: Base Operations is on 2, with other lenses shifted accordingly.
You can now negate any route or passenger filter in a pricing strategy. This lets you target everything except a specific airport, country, distance, or journey property.
Tap the ban icon on a filter to flip it. For example:
When a strategy includes negated filters, discounts will only apply if the selection passes every filter after negation.