Everyone gets
a boarding pass.
This is a hobby project run by volunteers, but we want anyone to be able to read the site, sign up and log flights. Our target is WCAG 2.1 level AA. Last updated November 2026.
Built on real HTML
Pages use proper headings, links and form labels, so screen readers and keyboard users can get around without a mouse.
Skip to content
Press Tab once on any page and a "Skip to content" link appears, so you can jump past the menu straight to the page.
Visible focus
Links, buttons and form fields show a clear outline when you reach them with the keyboard, on light and dark sections alike.
Readable contrast
Text and buttons meet the WCAG AA contrast ratio, text reflows when you zoom, and images have text descriptions where they carry meaning.
Reduced motion
If your device is set to reduce motion, animations are switched off and the 3D aircraft stop spinning on their own. You can still turn them by dragging.
More than one way in
Sign in with email, Discord or Google, whichever works best with the tools you already use.
Visual-only features
The 3D aircraft viewer and the route map are visual by nature. Everything they show is also on the page as text: each aircraft's specifications on its fleet page, and every route in the table on the Route Network page.
The bot check on sign-in and sign-up forms is Cloudflare Turnstile, which is built to work with screen readers. If it ever blocks you, tell us on Discord and we'll set up your account by hand.
Tell us what's broken
If something on the site doesn't work for you, post in the Discord or message a staff member directly. Tell us the page and what happened and we'll fix it or find you another way to do it.