Once you load up the game, select the "Tutorial" tab using and , then keep clicking "Next" to get to the last page. Once the last page is shown, the trophy will pop.

For this trophy, simply play through each airfield, making sure to land at least one plane/helicopter every time. The trophy will pop once you land the first aircraft on the last airfield you play.

Jets are the planes that are noticeably bigger than the regular planes, you can just about see the engines under the wings, which you can't see on the regular planes. To get the trophy, you need to land 10 of these Jets in the same airfield on the same round.

This is a cumulative trophy recording the total number of aircraft you have successfully landed. Once you get to the 100th plane/helicopter, as soon as it touches down on the runway/helipad your trophy will pop.

To get this, you need to have 3 helicopters landing one after another. No planes can land while you are going for this trophy, so if you have 2 helicopters on screen, I'd recommend keeping your planes in the air until the third helicopter appears, then try your best to land all 3 without any interruptions from crashes or otherwise. The trophy will pop once the third helicopter lands.

If you don't aim for this trophy intentionally, by keeping a sufficient number of aircraft in the air so that you can land them quickly enough to get this trophy to pop, you will definitely get this sooner or later once you get far enough into a level, and aircraft begin to appear more and more frequently. Providing you have landed the aircraft in time, the trophy will pop as the fifth aircraft touches down.

See "Restrainer" for more information.

I recommend going for this trophy and "Holding Pattern" at the same time, but nevertheless they require the same principle. This will obviously be made a lot easier if you start a level out and right from the beginning, don't let any aircraft land. Personally I found it a lot easier using one of the huge maps (maps #6, #7 and #9 seem to work best) because of the extra airspace. Obviously for Holding Pattern, you only have to keep one aircraft from landing. As long as the same plane/helicopter stays airbourne for 3 minutes, you can let all the other aircraft around land if you wish (which makes things a lot easier too!). The trophy will pop after 3 minutes pass for both of these.

There is virtually no forgiveness in the timing for this one, so to make things easier for yourself, I'd recommend going straight for this trophy at the start of a round, and keep one of each aircraft colour in the air (letting the others land to keep some free airspace) until you have 3 different colour aircraft ready to land. To set up as closely as possible, I'd set them all up in front of their respective runways/helipads, and just draw a flight path to keep them circling in front of it. Then when you're ready, send them all straight in to land at the same time. This may take some practice, but you'll get it eventually. Once you get it right, the trophy will pop as they all land together.

The 'Most Aircraft on Screen' will be the point where you have filled up the airspace and so no more aircraft can be sent in. I got this whilst going for "Perfect Timing", as having not landed anything for 3 minutes, unsurprisingly the airspace got a little crowded. I'd recommend using a big airfield for this too (maps #6, #7 and #9 seem to be best) since the aircraft seem a lot easier to control when you have more airspace to work with. After the warning has popped up for the 20th time, your trophy will pop!

I can now confirm that the fastest method for this (although extremely tedious) is simply repeating the following cycle - load up a map, double tap to lock fast mode, wait for the inevitable crash, then press twice to reload the map. Using this method you should have the trophy in under an hour. The trophy will pop upon loading up the 200th game.

Following N43's recommendation, the map which seems best for this definitely the 5th map (the one with the windsock and opening/closing runways). Once you get the hang of dealing with the switching runways, you shouldn't have too much trouble getting into a groove on this map and racking up 200 successful landings in one attempt. I personally recommend prioritising the red planes on this map, since every time I played it on this map, all my failures were because of something I did wrong with the red planes (usually letting a Jet slip through). Once you succeed, the trophy will pop after the 200th aircraft touches down.

Tip from patacama:
Here's a little tip for the Wings trophy - if you crash, quit the game and select the map that you crashed on and select continue, it will return you to the last tenth number before your crash (10, 20, 30, etc).