Relay shifts. Hand your shift to the next controller. Every aircraft, every clearance and the weather go with it, and the shift returns to the board when they are done. The relay board shows who is on duty and what is waiting.
The Gauntlet at Pittsburgh. Ten rungs on a four-runway field, each with a pass mark and a separation budget. The Examiner Strip keeps score in the corner, a failed rung can be retried, and the tenth rung makes you a Certified Controller.
The Sheet. Your facility ratings record: every airport, every difficulty, one page, in your language.
Live traffic, grown up. Real departure gates with real navdata in New York, London, Atlanta and Paris, and the New York and London worlds now reach 120 NM.
The standing offer. Three premium shifts a day, one live shift a day and four airports that are always open, shown on the tower home as a standing state instead of a wall.
A clearer tower home. One obvious next step whether you are new or certified, with the Logbook, Awards, the Sheet and Relay one tap away.
On frequency. Storm cells report their tops and movement, Cancel Clearance takes a clearance back, and the readback ticker shows what the pilots heard.
Search and rescue draws the search area on the radar, and a thunderstorm can no longer be born inside it.
Fair scoring. Nothing moves after the final whistle, an expired emergency counts against you as it should, and traffic patterns survive a saved game.
Plus every fix from 3.1.1, and German, Spanish, French and Italian across all the new screens.