SkyPocket

Mach gets a gauge of its own. It was always here, tucked into the instruments tile as a third readout. Now it sits beside the other sensors with its own explainer, and once you have told SkyPocket which aircraft you are on, a footnote says what that type actually cruises at, so the live number has something to be read against. Setting up now asks what kind of flyer you are. Nervous flyer, photographer, numbers person, or show me everything: pick one and the panels you care about go to the top. Change it any time with PANEL on the flight deck. And a round of fixes from a friend's flight into Stansted. The destination search shows each airport's own name, so London Stansted, Heathrow, Gatwick and City no longer read as four rows saying LONDON, and typing "stansted" finds it. The country facts say where they come from and when they were last checked. A shared reel opens on its first scene instead of a black frame. The info marks on the instruments sit quieter. And the aircraft walkthrough's answer buttons take a tap anywhere in the box, not only on the word.