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Platform update: signed-out boundaries, shared chrome, and airspace taxonomy

Clear signed-out feature boundaries, unified application chrome, and an expanded Korea, Japan, Germany, and UK airspace taxonomy shaped the week.

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  • release-note
  • platform-update
  • accounts
  • design-system
  • airspace

Highlights

  • Flight Planner, Flight Level Distribution, and MSFS Connect now show a locked notice for signed-out users.
  • The header, toolbox, footer, and workspace panels now share unified surfaces and centrally managed colors across themes.
  • Korean airspace was rebuilt from the effective official eAIP, while Japan, Germany, and the UK gained non-ATS airspace within a more complete taxonomy.

Improvements

  • Kept the current workspace in place when signing in from the Traffic Workspace.
  • Restructured Korean airspace controls and clarified Chart Explorer airspace labels.
  • Recorded source provenance in generated airspace data and grouped US activity areas under Activities & Training.

Fixes

  • Fixed the selection lifecycle in the right workspace dock.
  • Corrected airspace visibility in chart presets.

In Progress

  • Agreeing on colors, line patterns, and labels for the newly added airspace families.
  • Standardizing FIR, UIR, and sector structure across country trees.
  • Tracking the next Korean AIRAC package, already published but not yet effective.