Your airports, on your profile and on their own page
This is the third step for airport visits today. Visits went live this morning, and a few hours later airport pages started listing who flies there. What was still missing was the other direction: you could see which pilots visit Hamburg, but not which airports a given pilot visits. Now you can.
On a profile there is a new card, Airports. It lists every airport the pilot has visited, sorted by the number of days, with the tier as a coloured dot and the day count next to it. The first eight show straight away, and a button opens the rest. The top of the profile has a new tile, Airports visited, and the short text about the pilot now says how many airports they have visited, in how many countries, and how many of them are a home base for them (thirty days or more at the same field).
The profile shows days and tiers, never dates. A list of dates would tell a stranger when someone was flying over a particular place, and that belongs to the pilot. If you'd rather keep the list to yourself, turn off "Show my name on airport pages" and the profile card shows only the numbers, with a short note that the list is private. The same switch already removed your name from airport pages, so one setting now covers both.
My airports is a new page for your own log, at /my/airports and in the account menu. It's a table of every airport you have visited, with the country, tier, number of days, the first and last visit, and how many more days the next tier needs. You can sort by most days, most recent, first visited or name, search by name, code or country, and filter by tier or country with one tap. A summary at the top counts airports, countries, visit days and home bases. The page is only for you: it is not indexed and nobody else can open it.
We thought about putting a small map on that page and decided against it. The main map already marks every airport you have visited with a ring in your tier colour, so the page links there instead of drawing a second, smaller copy.
To fill the list, open the game, fly to an airport and stay low around it for two minutes. Each airport counts once per day, and a different day moves it up a tier. You can browse every airport the network hears on the airports page and pick one near you to start.