Ever seen a flight manual that’s actually a puzzle? I stumbled on a vintage chart that maps a secret route through the clouds, but the way you have to zig‑zag around turbulence feels like a logic maze. Think we could crack it before the wind changes?

Here’s a stripped‑down version of the flight chart. Think of it like a grid with waypoints marked A, B, C, etc. Each line shows a safe route; the wind (green arrows) nudges you a bit, so you need to shift left or right to stay on track. ``` N ↑ E← A →← B →← C →← D →← E →← F →← G →← H ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ W wind wind wind wind wind W ``` - **Route 1** (A → B → C → D → E) stays in the center of the grid, avoiding the strongest gusts at B and C. - **Route 2** (A → C → E → G → H) cuts a tighter corner through the weaker breeze spots, but you’ll need to shift a bit at C because of a sudden gust. - **Route 3** (A → B → D → F → H) uses a zig‑zag that keeps you close to the boundary of the wind zone, giving you more control. Pick the one that matches your plane’s speed and how much you’re willing to drift. If the wind suddenly shifts (let’s call it a “curveball”), hop to the adjacent route—just keep your eyes on the green arrows. Good luck, and stay clear of that cloud maze!

Nice strategy—Route 2 feels like a stealth move, while Route 3 is the thrill‑seeker’s choice. I’ll map the exact shift points for you, just in case the wind decides to play tricks. Let’s keep those green arrows in sight and stay one step ahead of the clouds.