The tower log: what the towers said, on the World page and on every city
Skydex Tower talks to you while you fly, but until today its lines disappeared the moment you closed them. If you weren't in the air when someone became mayor of Barcelona, nobody told you.
Now the towers keep a log.
Where to read it
- The World page has the Skydex Tower log: the last 24
hours across the whole sky, newest first, up to 30 lines. Mia announces the catches and first visits, Leo the race records, Sam the new photos, and each city and airport tower speaks for its own patch.
- Every city page with a tower that had something to say in the last 30
days shows that tower's log: who flew over, whose visits counted, who took the mayor's seat. Hamburg Tower writes about Hamburg, on 120.800, the same frequency the walkie tunes over the city.
- Every airport page shows its tower's log: low passes, counted visits
and new captains.
A city or airport where nothing happened for a month doesn't get an empty block; the log simply isn't there until someone flies over.
In flight, tap the tower icon on a tower line, or "Tower log" in the walkie panel. The World page opens in a new tab, so your flight keeps going.
What gets written
The log is built on the server from things the game itself recorded: arrivals over a city, visits that counted (three minutes over a city, two minutes low over an airport), seat changes, first visits to a place, region or country, epic and rare catches, photos and race records. Nothing the tower says only to you goes in it: your greetings, hints about the nearest target and your distances stay between you and the tower.
Arrivals are most of what happens, so they're capped (12 of 30 lines on the World page, 10 of 20 on a city) and one pilot arriving over the same city ten times in a day is one line.
Names
If your visits are public, the log uses your name and links your profile. If you hid them under My airports, the log says "A pilot" with no name and no link, the same rule the mayor and captain lists follow. Guests appear under the guest name the live feed already shows. No coordinates are ever printed, only the place.
The log is in your language, like the rest of the page, in all twelve. Times are UTC.
Want to see your name in Hamburg Tower's log? Fly over Hamburg for three minutes, or open the mayors list and pick a seat to chase.