The dashboard answers one question at a glance: are we OK? Everything on it is served ready-made by the game; the page never computes numbers of its own.

The headline tiles#

  • Cash on hand: your live balance.
  • Fleet: how many aircraft you control.
  • Flight numbers: active numbers in your schedule.
  • Staff mood: a 0–100 morale score with a bar gauge; unhappy staff drag down flight quality.
  • On-time (7d): appears only in worlds where operational delays are enabled: your seven-day punctuality, average delay and cancellations. Green above 85%, amber above 70%, red below.

New airlines also see a "Getting off the ground" checklist here; it vanishes once you have an aircraft, a flight number and a flight in the air.

Trend charts#

Once you have at least two closed weeks behind you, two charts appear: cash at each weekly closing and network load factor by week. These are your two vital signs: solvency and how full the planes are.

Left column: facts and obligations#

The Company panel lists your name, code, home, country, overall financial grade, fleet size and headcount, with quick links to fleet, schedule and finance. Below it, Upcoming events previews the scheduled debits of the next 14 days (lease rent, loan payments, deliveries) so a big outflow never ambushes you. See Ledger & income statement for where these numbers come from.

Center column: notepad and rating#

The Notepad is genuinely low-tech: private free text, stored only in your browser, per airline. Under it, the Financial rating panel grades several balance-sheet and earnings ratios and rolls them into one overall letter grade, the same rating lenders look at (see Loans & leverage).

Right column: reputation and the world#

Image shows your reputation with economy and premium passengers on a bar scale, with an arrow marking the trend since the last closed period. Image is earned by flying well (aircraft condition, staff mood and on-board service), and it feeds directly into how passengers choose between airlines.

World activity is a live feed of world events: foundings, deliveries, bankruptcies, market moves. It is the same news everyone sees.

Today's flight board#

The full-width table at the bottom lists every one of your flights today: number, departure time, route, tail, load as seats sold against capacity, and status: Scheduled, En route, Arrived or Cancelled, with a delay badge in worlds that track delays. Click a flight number or airport code to drill in. For deeper load analysis, head to Inventory & load monitoring; for disruptions, Operations control.