Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
You forgot to add that you have an aerial ceiling of about 800-950 feet before you stall. Most pubby pilots stay around the 300-400 (if that) when they used to Plane spam on pre patch.
1) If you get hit once by a missle (AA) immediately fly up high (500m is teh best) and return to base for repairs cos if one more missle hits you - you're dead. And if opposing team's pilot is not sleeping there is big chance he'll get you with cannons.
2) As already been mentioned: memorize AA locations. Destroy them even if they are empty. Smart infantry guys will get in when you passed them, and your butt will be in their lock.
3) Help the bomber. Bombers can do massive damage to enemy, and easily destroy AA, Linebakers, and Tunguska (with good co-pilot). The last two are your worst enemies. So protect the bomber from enemy fighters/bombers.
4) Don't go raping the carrier unless you're extremely kewl pilot. So far Ive seen 4 out of 5 planes get shot down with Essex. That gun just pwns. Even if you try to take it out with cannons chances are you'll loose half of your health, and upon returning there is no guarantee you won't get another AA missle up your butt.
5) Try to be on a good team that always blows stuff up. You don't want several AA sites aiming at you at once.
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