Minigames
Five keepers don't fight: they ask for a hand. In New York, Hong Kong, Barcelona, Toronto and Ho Chi Minh City, the plane meets a keeper with a puzzle of its own, and you get past by solving it.

Solve your way past.

Gridlock A traffic jam on a paper intersection. Slide the cars, vans and trucks along their lanes, or tap one to send it as far as it goes, until the yellow taxi has a clear road to the curb. A New Yorker is waiting there to hail it.

Neon Flow Repair the Neon Master's sign. Draw a glowing tube between each pair of matching colours, without crossing another tube, until every cell is lit and the sign's picture shines.

Parade Line Lead the Gegant Queen through the festival. She walks the parade route to the drum, and one tap turns her on the beat. Time each turn to keep her on the route while the neighbours cheer her on.

Rink Shootout A small game of hockey on a frozen rink. Tap a friend to pass the puck, then flick to shoot past the Goalie Moose.

Scooter Flow The Courier's market. Tap a queue to send its scooter round the loop road, and each load drops its goods at the stalls of its colour. Send them in a good order to clear the queues.
Thirty levels each, and a ranking.
Unlocked as you fly
Get past your first minigame keeper and a Minigames button appears on the title. Each game joins the page once you have beaten its keeper, so the page fills up as the plane travels.
Thirty levels, three stars
Every game has a ladder of 30 levels that grow harder as you climb. A level earns one to three stars against its par, and clearing it opens the next. Play them straight from the title, with no flight first, and offline.
A ranking with a nickname
Each game has a public ranking. Pick a nickname, 3 to 16 letters or digits, if you want your clears on it. There is no account; without a nickname, or with Share gameplay stats off in Settings, your clears stay off the ranking. The privacy policy says what is sent.
Friends say thank you
Nobody gets hurt. When you solve a keeper's game, the keeper thanks the plane, with a hand on the heart, a wave, a glove-tap or a little gift, while the neighbours cheer around them.

