Quarantine
symbol control — keeps one or two randomly chosen low-paying symbols off the reels for as long as the effect is live, which narrows the cheap end of the symbol set rather than converting anything.
AFK Airport Security features: twelve effects on one meter
Twelve named effects, one strip above the reels, and four jobs between them. This page takes them in the order the strip carries them and says what each one actually changes.
How the meter organises a crowded game
A dozen effects would be unreadable in a menu. Putting them on a strip above the reels, each with a checkpoint icon, turns the feature set into something a player can see the state of at a glance — which is lit, which is not, and what is about to happen to the frame below.
It also explains why the reels themselves are conservative. Five reels, three rows, no expanding frame: the interest is in what happens to the contents, and a stable outer shape is what lets twelve effects stack without the layout jumping.
The meter is the strip of twelve icons above the reels; the scanner row sits under them.
Random features, and what each one changes
In the order the strip carries them. The family label is this site's grouping, not the game's — the names are the game's own.
Full Body Scanner
symbol control — picks one or two low-paying symbols that are already on screen and turns every copy of them into one random high-paying symbol.
Not My Bag
mystery — drops between three and six mystery symbols into random positions, and every one of them reveals the same regular symbol, so the reveal is coordinated rather than six separate rolls.
Random Security Search
wild creation — selects one, two or three regular paying symbols and turns every instance of them into a Wild.
Arm Slides
wild creation — expands each Wild already on screen to fill its whole reel. With no Wild showing it has nothing to work on.
Extra Seat Space
splitting — takes one regular paying symbol and splits every visible copy of it in two.
Full Row Booking
splitting — picks one, two or three reels and splits everything on them in two, with the Bonus symbol left alone.
Lithium-ion Batteries
splitting — replaces one or two regular symbols with Wilds and then splits every symbol adjacent to the new Wilds, again sparing the Bonus symbol.
Class Upgrade
multipliers — attaches x3, x5, x8 or x10 to one chosen regular symbol, so the multiplier follows that symbol wherever it lands.
Air-Mile Multiplier
multipliers — reveals one of x3, x5, x8 or x10 and applies it to every win the event produces, which is the outcome-wide version of the same range.
Turbulence
movement — reshuffles the symbols that did not win and leaves the Bonus symbols where they are, carrying multiplier values and split sizes through the shuffle.
Connecting Flight
direction — pays combinations in both directions, which changes how the screen is read rather than what is on it.
Four families, not twelve unrelated events
Three effects control which symbols are on screen, two make Wilds, three split symbols so more of them fit, two attach multipliers from the same x3 to x10 range, and two change how the screen is read rather than what is on it. Grouping them that way is more useful than memorising twelve names, because the differences inside a family are where the detail lives.
Class Upgrade and Air-Mile Multiplier are the clearest example. They offer an identical range of values and are easy to confuse, but one attaches its multiplier to a chosen symbol and the other applies to every win the event produces. Same numbers, different scope, and the meter labels are what tell them apart before the count happens.
Random Security Search, the broadest of the two Wild-making effects.
Wilds, and the one symbol they will not stand in for
The Wild substitutes for regular paying symbols and does not substitute for the Bonus symbol. That single exclusion is what keeps the cabin-class trigger honest: no amount of Wild creation can manufacture a way into the bonus round, so the three, four or five Bonus symbols have to land.
Two of the twelve effects make Wilds and a third expands them. Random Security Search converts one, two or three chosen regular symbols into Wilds wherever they appear. Lithium-ion Batteries does a narrower version of the same thing and then splits whatever sits next to the new Wilds. Arm Slides makes no Wilds at all — it stretches the ones already on screen to fill their reel, so it is worth nothing on a screen without one.
xZone and xSplit, the studio's house mechanics
Two of the studio's named mechanics run in this game under their own labels. xZone adds a multiplier step to the regular symbols and Wilds next to it. xSplit splits what sits to its left, turns into a Wild afterwards, and upgrades a Scatter it finds on that side into a Super Scatter.
These are not exclusive to this game — they are house machinery the studio reuses across its catalogue, which is why they carry trademark marks on the game's own key art. Knowing them is the difference between reading this slot as twelve novelties and reading it as one studio's vocabulary applied to a new theme.
Extra spins while the round is running
A feature that activates during a cabin-class round does two things: it stays active for the rest of the round, and it adds one spin. That is the only way the published seven spins becomes more than seven.
The compounding is the point. Each new effect both lengthens the round and raises the chance that the next spin triggers another one, which is how a seven-spin round with one effect occasionally turns into a long screen with most of the meter lit.
Other pages here
Six addresses, one game, no overlap between them.
Start
every published figure in one place
Numbers
return, hit rate, ceiling
Cabin classes
three ways in, seven spins each
Paid entries
1.4x, 12x and 4,500x
On a phone
Android, iPhone, 16:9
Questions about the meter
How many features does the meter hold?
Twelve, each with its own icon in the strip above the reels.
Does the Wild replace every symbol?
No. It substitutes for regular paying symbols but never for the Bonus symbol, so the bonus trigger cannot be manufactured by Wilds.
What is the difference between Class Upgrade and Air-Mile Multiplier?
Both use x3, x5, x8 or x10. Class Upgrade attaches the value to one chosen symbol; Air-Mile Multiplier applies it to every win the event produces.
Which effects split symbols?
Extra Seat Space, Full Row Booking and Lithium-ion Batteries. The Bonus symbol is excluded from all three.
What does Turbulence reset?
Nothing. It reshuffles only the symbols that did not win, leaves Bonus symbols in place, and carries existing multiplier values and split sizes through the shuffle.
What is Connecting Flight?
The one effect that changes how the screen is read rather than what is on it: combinations pay in both directions while it is running.