Added
- A new "Most seen, all time" card on the Stats page surfaces the aircraft that turn up over your receiver the most — the regulars in your sky. It sits in the All-time records group as a companion to the existing "Top 5 frequent aircraft" card, which only counts today: where that one answers "who's been busy today," this one answers "who is always overhead," ranking aircraft by the total number of times they've been recorded across the entire life of your install. Click the card to expand the full top-100 list — each aircraft's callsign, type, operator, registration, total sightings, and when it was first and last seen — and click any row to open that aircraft's detail page. Because the count is all-time and is never pruned, locally-based aircraft — flight-school trainers, nearby corporate flights, the regional carriers that work your area — tend to rise to the top over time, which is exactly what the card is meant to show.
Behind the scenes
- The card reads a per-aircraft running total Aerodrome already maintains: every aircraft record carries a lifetime sighting count that's incremented as it's seen, so the new card and its top-100 drill add no new data collection and no new tables — they simply read and rank a number that was already being kept. The count is the same unit as the day-windowed card (individual observations), measured over all time rather than today.
Operational notes
- No schema, config, or migration changes. Stats-page addition only.