Pan Am

There are four ways: have an Airport there, have that city's Destination card, discard one Destination card of the same region, or discard two Destination cards of a different region (the discard options grant landing rights only long enough to claim one Route). (Page 7)

You may set an Engineer aside if you cannot or choose not to assign it; you simply take that Engineer back at the beginning of the next round. (Page 10)

Each Directive shows the phase and step when it can be played and may be used any time during that step; however, Directive cards that refer to resolving an Engineer can only be played when you have an Engineer assigned to the indicated area and must be played directly before or after resolving that Engineer. (Page 8)

If you can’t afford your bid, you must sell Stock (each sold stock gives current Stock Price minus $2); if you still can’t pay after selling all your Stock you lose all your Money and don’t gain the action’s benefit. This is the only time selling Stock is allowed. (Pages 11–12)

A Plane must have a range equal to or greater than the Route’s distance and you must have Landing Rights at both cities to claim it (unless a card grants a free Route). (Pages 6, 13, 16)

Your income equals the sum of the distances of your claimed Routes plus any Airport bonuses; placing an Airport increases your income tracker by 1 (and the Income step pays the amount shown on your Income Tracker). (Pages 12, 15)