We rebuilt network planning from the ground up, and we want to show you where
it's headed. No more buried menus - the globe itself becomes your planning
table. Spin the Earth, read your network at a glance, and draw new routes
straight onto the map. Here's a first look at what's coming.
One globe, three layers
Planning mode stacks three views over the same living Earth. Publish a season
on one and flip straight into the next.
Network - author your route map
Every airport tells a story through color: your hubs glow amber with
catchment rings, focus cities green, destinations you already fly
cyan and unserved cities white - turning
amber the moment they're slot-constrained.
Click the airport you want to fly to - its panel opens right there on the
globe. Hit New Route and, if you're flying from a single hub, the route
snaps into place instantly from your base. The great-circle arc draws out
across the Earth and a little aircraft glyph flies it while you configure the
draft. Published routes read solid, drafts dashed, seasonal doubled, suspended
dimmed - your whole network, legible in one look.
Coordination - the slot-health map
Publish a season and the globe recolors into an airport-health map:
🟢 secured · 🟡 pending · 🟠 partial · 🔴 needs action. Airports with
nothing to resolve fade back so the problems pop. Click any one to open its
coordination panel and lock in your slots.
Fleet - aircraft become the focus
The whole world dims to a ghost and only your network lifts into focus.
Pick a fleet type and its services light up cyan; select a single tail and its
rotation chain glows green with a plane tracing the selected leg. Open the
home-base view and your overnight tails ring the airport, ready to
inspect - a dispatch board, rotation timelines all
anchored to the map.
Network Planning is coming to Skyline.
Wishlist now to be first in when it lands - and jump into our Discord to tell us what you want from it. Your
feedback is shaping the feature right now.