Information desk

The questions travellers ask first, answered as briefly as an announcement over a loudspeaker.

Do I need an account?

No. State that you are an adult, board any gate and talk. A passenger without an account has 10 messages, and the flight moves with you when you check in.

What happens when I board?

Her chat opens and the phrasebook entry goes in as your first message, so the reply arrives with the word still warm. It uses one message. If you prefer her usual hello, press the button on her boarding card.

What are the fare classes?

A new account travels on a transit pass for 3 days with every gate open. Then it is Economy: 10 messages a day, counted until the UTC day turns, among the first 3 women you wrote to. Plus lifts the count. The short fare is $15 for 30 days and the long fare is $99 for 365. Your fare class shows where you are.

How do I pay?

Send USDT across TRON (TRC-20) to the address, for the amount shown at the counter. Plus begins about a minute after it lands. Nothing is charged twice. The rest is in carriage conditions.

Does she write first?

On a transit pass or Plus she can, once you have gone silent for a time, but she respects your night. Switch it off on your frequent-flyer page.

What does she remember?

Short notes on what you said and which phrase she gave you. Every chat menu shows them, and you may rewrite or strike any. Anything you write in About you is known to all sixteen from the start.

How far do the conversations go?

Every chat has a pace you set: friendly, flirting or romance. Wanting is allowed, and she may put it into words. Before anything explicit the cabin lights go down, on every fare, without exception.

Are there pictures?

Yes: a portrait sits on each boarding card, and a banner stretches across the front page. No filmed material exists. Should a woman acquire some, her card will carry it, and the departures board will announce it first.

How do I leave the terminal?

Each chat has its own clear button. To close the account altogether, mail the desk using the email you checked in with.