International Airport

An empty terminal, a small budget, and your first passenger at the gate. Everything else is up to you. International Airport is a simulator where you don't watch your airport from above — you run it with your own hands.

WALK EVERY PASSENGER THROUGH THE TERMINAL Entrance screening, ticket desk, check-in, passport control, boarding — five stations, and every decision is yours. Sell the right ticket, check the name, weigh the bags, verify the visa and the departure date. One mistake means a fine and a hit to your rating.

CATCH THE OFFENDERS Screening rules change every shift: today it's men with tablets, tomorrow it's anyone with three suitcases. Found something forbidden? Send them to Security, turn them away… or let them through for a bribe — just remember: a dangerous passenger on board will cost you dearly.

BUILD YOUR FLEET A fresh aircraft showroom every day — from compact 10-seaters to 80-seat liners. Buy in dollars, rent in euros, keep up with inspections, extend service life with repairs, and dispatch flights to 24 countries — from the UK to Brazil.

GROW A BUSINESS EMPIRE Open cafés, restaurants, jewelry and book stores — 11 kinds of shops whose income depends on who's in your terminal right now. Set prices for carts, Wi-Fi, and baggage wrapping. Get greedy, and your rating will pay for it.

PLAY THE EXCHANGE RATES A full bank with deposits, loans, and currency exchange. Watch the forecast: if the dollar rises tomorrow, buy today.

PROGRESS EVERY DAY 63 goals, daily challenges with rewards, a credit score, and an assistant to handle the routine. A game day lasts 12 minutes — and your evening will vanish before you notice.

Your airport is waiting for its first departure. Ready for takeoff?

What’s new

What's New Attention, please! This is the control tower. Scheduled maintenance is complete — flight 3.1 is taxiing to the runway:

Security sorted out its files. Offenders detained at screening are now processed by the book — with papers and a departure date. The security office runs smoothly even on the busiest day.

The staff synced their shifts. The assistant and the director no longer serve the same passenger at once — queues add up to the person, no double sales.

The ticket desk sealed its lottery drum. Ticket class is assigned once — flipping dates no longer turns economy into business.

An audit at check-in. Charging a passenger whose bags are within allowance is now a fine for the airport, not a bonus for the clerk. Count those suitcases carefully.

The hotel takes referrals only. A night's stay is booked only for passengers with a genuine departure-date problem — fake bookings exposed.

Plus a dozen small adjustments across the terminal — from the departures board to the stats.

Crew — clear skies!