New Horizon · Ascend
New Horizon is a planned reset. The Final Flight confirmation shows the permanent currency you will earn before the current run ends.
Consider a reset when several important goals have slowed at once and the preview offers enough permanent currency for a meaningful improvement. One slow technology is usually an economy problem; a whole run that no longer opens new decisions is a prestige signal.
Ordinary resources, buildings, current crew, aircraft, researched technologies, era progress, routes, and run-specific choices return to a fresh field. The point is to replay that climb with permanent leverage and a different plan.
| Your recurring problem | Look for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Research controls the whole run | Permanent research output | Shortens every technology gate. |
| Resources cap before purchases | Permanent storage | Prevents repeated cap-building detours. |
| Crew take too long to mature | Rank XP improvements | Experienced crews compound across every role. |
| Fuel limits every expansion | Upkeep reduction | Creates a safer margin for larger rosters. |
| Fleet growth is expensive | Aircraft cost or capacity upgrades | Gets more routes airborne sooner. |
An owned Charter pairs a clear advantage with a real drawback. Choose one only when its advantage supports the plan you intend to play. You may also begin without a Charter.
A challenge applies a named constraint to the next run. If you reach another New Horizon under that challenge, its reward becomes permanent. Each challenge pays its reward only once; replaying a completed one is optional.