Not sure if intended or not, but moons in inferno orbit have a life support requirement of 'Inferno Atmosphere' instead of 'Airless Moon' despite having no atmosphere. As a result 'Airless Moon' blueprints won't load.
City is Crimson Totem of Tarasca, Tarasca IIIc, Tarascan Sector Sector (0, 0, -1), Shores of Hazeron.

I was landed in a pretty empty system, just a old-style city on a habitable world. Told my ships to keep "Shields down unless non-empire contact detected." But the shields were kept on.

so instead of pre allocating them in the creation screen you would be able to train them up like flying and runing raises agility and so on

With certain larger ship designs I have been unable to land at the airport of my capital city via the crew channel commands.  The spacecraft just bounces up and down in the upper atmosphere trying to land.

• I can pilot the ship down and land
  
• I can land on terrain and go to airport issue a command to land at "these" coordinates and all works just fine.   
  
• Smaller shuttle type ships, don't seem affected.  
  
• Using the same Airport blueprint in other cities I have not have any issue landing the larger ship at the airport.  
  

When I land at an airport and ask crew with an officer to repair the spaceship the response is always positive yet not completed when when Airport Repair Shop, or airport or materials are below the spacecraft's QL.  
          Now I need to execute the officer for lying.   :D

Captain: Rig the spacecraft for repair or refit.
Ship:     Aye, Rig for Repair or Refit. Officer get Repairs.
Officer:  Rig the spacecraft for repair or refit. Done sir.       <<- not true in many cases

Can there be more accuracy in responses based on whatever check is occurring?
Such as:

• Airport or Airport repair shop is not up to our standards, sir. 
  
• Sir, repairs are partial due to lack of materials.
  

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First off, I don't mind the new building designer. Making building designs is fairly easy and can looks awesome.

However the issue is when it comes to defining what that blueprint is gonna be used for. Do you add more "workshops" so it works as a factory, sure but then do you also add "arenas" so it can be used as an arena? You can do that if you want, but why? A building blueprint with 20 workshops and 10 arenas would be huge and would never be able to do both things at the same time.
Freedom of design is good, but there is no need to allow players to make horribly stupid designs with a ton of different uses but is bad at all of them.

I suggest that morale buildings, military buildings and government buildings all get restricted so that they can only be used for their intended purpose.

Examples:

• An arena blueprint should only be usable as an arena.
  
• A church blueprint should only be usable as a church.
  
• A housing blueprint could be used as any housing type building.
  
• Factory blueprints can be generic and used for any factory type building.
  

I can't place a town square

Just a random idea, while holding a torch in your hand small animals could be scared and try to stay away from you.

Would be useful for just starting out. If it is too useful it can be made to only/not protect you at night.

A higher tech device could be added to scare away all animals (mega beasts included), but that just falls down into my long list of utility equipment ideas.

Related idea: (Idea thread) City use for Lanterns and Torches

This latest mechanic of a ship taking damage when not landing on stable ground seems a little hard on the newer ships and not sure if this is a bug or a mechanic that needs to be tweaked for lower QL ships and cargo.

Issue:  New ship low QL ~35QL with inventory of over 2000 units of low QL items landing in terrain, took damage and ALL cargo was lost.    I guess we can accept some percentage of loss perhaps a cap of some sort until the ship is destroyed, but every piece of inventory was lost and the hull has no damage!

Air density calculations seem a bit too extreme now.
I have been unable to fly at all since, only glide from a tall building.
The air is thick enough to breathe without a helmet, yet not enough to fly.