Sky Team

No. You may discuss strategy before rolling, but once both players have rolled behind their screens, you must stay silent until the round ends, except to correct a rules error. (p. 4)

Yes. Each round, each player must place one die on the Axis and one on the Engines; at the end of the round, there must be one die of each colour in both areas or you lose. These mandatory placements don’t have to be your first placements. (p. 5)

When the second die is placed, compare the values: equal dice leave the Axis unchanged; otherwise, turn it toward the player with the higher die by the difference between the dice. If the arrow reaches or passes an X, you lose immediately. (p. 5)

Add the two Engine dice. If their sum is below the lower Aerodynamics marker, don’t advance; if it’s between the markers, advance one space; if it’s above the higher marker, advance two spaces. Moving into the airport too soon can mean you must hold position, while needing to advance into traffic or beyond the airport means you lose. (pp. 6, 10)

All Flaps and Landing Gear switches must be green, but you don’t have to deploy every Brake. In the final round, your speed must be less than the Brake marker, your plane must be level, and there must be no airplane tokens on the Approach Track. (pp. 9–11)