Thanks for testing.

Yowza! Finally got it but like nlspiegel, needed the hand-holding hints.

Thanks for testing.

Nice level, this time I didn't solve the mini-puzzle tho. I found the airport codes but after that I don't think I was in the mood for an alphabet cypher challenge.

Thank you and thanks for testing.

i keep an eye out

The next map is already done, I just have to add the details and it's ready to go.

thanks so much. cant wait for your next map

No worries, I don't mind and I never consider it an annoyance, I love to help and I really love to entertain.

oh for goodness sakes. i was doing it right the whole time i just didnt go far enough as always. great map and great puzzle keep them coming maybe one day i will solve it without having to constantly annoy you lol

ok thats what ive been doing all along but maybe im over thinking as always but then you come up with a four digit number not a three digit number. hmm let me try again

Sorry for the confusion. I didn't want to mislead the player but at the same time I didn't want to give away the answer so I decided to go with middle ground. The next one should be a bit easier. Thanks for testing.

Got the code, with the hand-holding. I think it would have been easier with fewer clues. "Add the arrival times to the ???s for the answer." I was counting letters in the paragraph, and the capital letters had me searching for other caps. Thanks again! Looking forward to the next one.

No problem. The arrival times are the key to solving this puzzle. For example, if you have the codes for each airport, then you know the first airport (Sky Harbor International airport in Phoenix) is PHX. The arrival time is 3:10. When adding letter, you simply add a letter for each number in the arrival time. P+3=S because S is 3 letters from P.

ok i think i m going to need a step by step guide. i already found that each airport has a code. the clue said increase each letter by one. i added up all the letters according to where they are in the alphabet i got 131 . doesnt work so i have no idea where to go from here

will do

Thank you, I'm GLaD you enjoyed it and thank you for testing.

I had to walk away from the level before I could solve it, followed by a "doh!" moment. Another fantastic level, Andi!!

Now for the in-game puzzle...

You add the arrival times to the three questions marks. But you need the letters that go to the question marks. That's where IATA comes in.

Yes IATA is the correct code but you don't add them together. Look up IATA on the net and see what you get.

lol still not getting it. i got IATA which equals 31 which is in every arrival time. but the clue says every letter increases by one so that would equal 35 . im probably so far off the mark about what the clue is asking

The colors are not important. They are there to separate city, state, and country. I realized that not everyone lives in the US and they may not know that Phoenix is a city in the state of Arizona.

The first 4 question marks is the code you need (it's in the strangely worded paragraph. The 4 capital letters in that paragraph, not the capital letters in the arrival times.)
The 3 sets of question marks are associated with each city airport.
Start with the 4 questions marks and when you have them, look them up. At that point, it should become clear... unless I make a mistake but I don't think I did.

yup still dont get it. AACSCCHIAPAUSLALEUKLDAQA these are all the capital letters boy i am so bad at this.

thanks i will look at it again. wasnt sure if the colors were important

Did you notice that the paragraph is worded a bit funny? That's on purpose.

Take the capital letters (in order) and they will tell you the code needed to solve this puzzle

ok this one im not understanding the clue. pay attention to the arrival times ok but what letters. theres lots of them im so confuse d lol

Thank you for testing.

Nice fling puzzle. Thanks for creating.