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Keep aircraft level above countries and visible over labels - #6
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Departures and arrivals now fade at a safe height above the country with level wings and a level nose at both ends. Both globes use the existing three-dimensional airframe, shaded relative to the camera with a surface shadow. The aircraft draws above map labels and controls without intercepting clicks. The offline panel contains only the actions available in its current state.
Validated Russia → Canada → Philippines in the software globe, including a visible aircraft crossing the country selector and cleanup on arrival. All 77 tests passed, the production build succeeded, and all 80 assets were served by the built worker with network access disabled. Physical WebGL hardware was unavailable for the visual check.