1. Changing Map Styles and Filtering Layers

You can control the appearance of the base map and toggle data layers on or off from a single menu.

1. In any view that contains a map (such as the Mission Editor), click the map layer button, usually located in the bottom right corner of the map.

2. A settings panel will appear.

To Change the Map Style

At the top of the panel, you will find the different map styles. Click on a style (e.g., Satellite, Dark, Light) to instantly change the base map's appearance.

To Filter Map Layers

In the lower half of the panel, you will find a list of available data layers. You can use the toggles to turn each layer on or off, controlling what information is overlaid on the map. This includes:

• Regulations: Official airspace restrictions, advisories, and controlled zones.

• Ground Hazards: Known ground-level obstacles or sensitive areas.

• Organizational Map Layers: Your organization's own custom-uploaded KML or GeoJSON files.

2. Reading Regulation and Airspace Advisories

The map also provides detailed, real-time information about airspace regulations in your operational area.

1. Look for the advisory indicator in the top right corner of the map. This indicator provides an at-a-glance summary of the airspace status in your current view.

2. Click on the indicator to expand a list of all active advisories (e.g., controlled airspace, NOTAMs) visible on the map.

3. To learn more about a specific advisory, click on an item from the list.

4. A dialog box will open, displaying detailed information about that specific flyzone or NOTAM.