Your week, printed like a boarding pass.

Airline managers love a wrap-up they can show off. Charts on the Statistics page already tell the story; the boarding pass recap packages the same period into a ticket you can save, post, or send to a friend. It is not a social network — just a clean artifact of the week or month you actually flew.

Each card carries identity fields first: your airline brand, CEO name, optional @username, home-base IATA, level and the day you founded the carrier. Period stats sit where seat and gate codes usually live — flights claimed, passengers carried, distance flown, revenue and profit, plus the top route of the window.

Weekly cards use the current ISO calendar week (flight code WK##). Monthly cards use the calendar month (flight code like OCT). Totals only count claimed flights inside that window, matching the ops you already see on Finance and Statistics — no invented numbers, no contested demand.

Download is one click from Statistics: export PNG for crisp shares or JPEG for lighter files. The ticket is designed for phone screenshots and Discord posts, with Flyorian’s instrument amber and deck navy so it still feels like the game when it leaves the browser.

Want a link instead of a file? Toggle “Make public” on the boarding pass panel. Flyorian mints a random token URL under /recap/… that anyone can open without logging in. Turn it off anytime — the page stops resolving while your private stats stay private. Public pages are noindex so they do not compete with marketing SEO.

The feature lives on your Statistics dashboard under Airline tools, not as a separate career loop. You can ignore it forever and still grow a hub, lease airframes and join alliances. When you do share, the card is a postcard from your network — not a leaderboard weapon.

Curious how the rest of the solo career works? See airline company management for the core loop, airline friends for visits, and how to play for the first session. This annex owns only the boarding-pass wrap fantasy.