Let's try to write this changelog without typos for once. During our last flight, we spent a lot of time in the cabin, adjusting the lighting and tightening a few loose panels. The app should now feel more stable, more polished. With refreshed visuals and a new way to customize your cockpit. For this, we ditched the semi-transparent background on some popups. We also completely rebuilt the settings screen. The old one did get us off the ground just fine, but this new layout is cleaner, faster, and simply nicer to look at. And because every good night flight deserves the right atmospehere, there is a brand-new OLED black theme for flying in the dark. Prefer daytime flying? We've also added a light theme with cool blue accents. And as always, thank you for flying with us. Enjoy the view up here!

This update brings even more stability improvements to make your flight smoother than ever. We've also tweaded the plane tracking screen a bit. There are subtle backgrounds which indicate which elements are pressable. And the feature a lot of you have been requesting. In any of the plane tracking modals (airport overview, aircraft information, or instrument readins), you can now simply tap anywhere on the screen to close it. No more finger acrobatics trying to hit that unergonomic close button!

After our last update, we found that some users were getting stuck on the loading screen when opening the app. We've fixed the timing issues that caused this, so everyone should now be able to open the app without any issue. Thanks for bearing with us while we iron out these bugs!

So after a very quick maintenance round in the air, we have located the issue of why the app opened to a white screen. It should be fixed now. And now I wanna thank you for the patience :)

After a brief stop for some routine maintenance, we're cleared for takeoff once more. But this time, along with giving the fuselage a fresh shine and tightening a few bolts here and there, we have moved your tracking statistics into their own dedicated page within the settings. And as a bonus, your radar filter settings will now stay locked in for every app launch.

Even at crusing altitude, there's always room for a few small improvements. We noticed that on some of the smaller displays in the cockpit, the text on the screens were a little bit too large. Making parts of the UI tricky to read. So after some tinkering at 30,000 feet, everything should now fit a bit more nicer on screen. Oh, and the "track closest plane" button? Well, it's now a "track random" button. To keep things in the spirit of exploring the skies above you

As with any new flight, we hit a bit of turbulence. So, while the app was in the air, we smoothed things out a bit. Namely, making sure that the notification bar in app now reliably shows everytime. Besides that we ensured that the radar data now correctly updates when needed so that everything stays on course.