For nonfixture routes the source divides nautical miles by four hundred ten and adds point one five hours. Hypothetical eight hundred twenty and twelve hundred thirty nautical mile routes give two point one five and three point one five hours before one decimal display rounding. Bars share one hundred pixels per hour. This is a simplified saved estimate, not live flight tracking. The generic destination branches assign one point four kilometers for PAP and four point eight otherwise. Bars share seventy pixels per kilometer. These values are source fixture labels, not measurements, safe-zone guarantees or current travel guidance. The AEX to CAP special fixture instead assigns four point two. The generic source destination branches assign vulnerability ninety-two for PAP or forty-six otherwise. Bars share four pixels per index point. The AEX to CAP fixture assigns sixty-eight and replaces distance and duration as well. This illustrates code branching, not calibrated risk probabilities. Actual complete native JSON retains all airports, corridor records, labels and telemetry; original reset, native resize and first-footer checks preserve source behavior. Independent current humanitarian facts and the separate text dossier action remain unverified.