AirTycoon Online 2.

The game is very smooth to play.

Hi in Phnom Penh Cambodia the GDP is higher than Vientiane Laos. But why the business and travel are still lower than Laos in At online 2. Please correct the business and travel number. Right now Cambodia is much higher than this. If not you’re gonna miss out this customer that always buy from you and waiting when you’re gonna change it higher number :).

Bankrupt Sim？

Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I hate it

This game is great! I only played it for a few days and I love it in my heart!!! This is something!!! 😭😭😭 Kind regards, AllanTang121

Okay and sorta fun but unrealistic. One route per plane. No indication of demand for a route before committing. No loan facility so if you go into debt you’re basically finished. No way to freeze time if you are away for a while. I prefer Airlines Manager although there are aspects to this game they could learn from, eg slots, fuel depots, etc.

This is a truly great game. Pretty much nothing needs to be added! Definitely recommend it! P.S I can’t tell you my username, airline name or channel because I have played it all and completed it so I can’t say it.

Great realistic aeroplane models,easy to manage Your airline. Non online version is AT 4. The only issue I have with this, is people winning not through skill, but by buying in game currency. I understand that trade game needs to make money, but this needs to be changed. Download this app now!

Lovely realistic gameplay and features added this game, might seem boring but once I got it I played everyday, it's addicting and just like managing a real airline (Only easier)! You're able to buy planes, create routes and there is even a little 3D Landing simulator on it.

I've spent quite a lot of time with this game and must say that it's a very good management simulation. All of the ingredients are there, and building your virtual airline can be challenging if you don't plan carefully. There are economic downturns that can ruin you very quickly if you run your finances on the edge, and careful management of your fleet is needed if you don't want to end up with tired old planes with low passenger satisfaction in the middle of the game. All of the above and the challenge of playing against others online are what make it a great 5 star game, however this is also what ruins it and brings it down to 3. The game gives you a token amount of credits at the beginning and some more as rewards for completing objectives as it progresses, but it offers a large amount of credits for those that play through an entire simulation which takes well over a month, and awards them based on their finishing position to take them on to the next game. You also of course have the option of buying them through in App purchases. These credits can be used for extra cash and are required for purchasing items like maintenance facilities and fuel storage tanks, but you need large amounts to purchase additional aircraft ordering slots (you're limited to 5 for each slot) and for buying Airports and this is the part that kills it. All of the top ranking players that play through or choose to 'pay to win' buy up the major airports that attract the most flights and can then run their own fleets at break even prices putting anyone flying into these airports at an immediate disadvantage. As the game progresses, this becomes more and more of a challenge until you can no longer compete and have to shut down those routes leaving them with a monopoly and you with only the low demand routes. In my last game for example with only the starting credits I ranked in the top 10 for net worth, passengers carried and cargo carried from close to the beginning all the way up until about 2/3 of the way through, until I faced increasing competition on all of the high value routes with other players running their flights at break even prices. When checking out these other players, many of them only had around 50 flights into their owned airports, whereas I was operating well over 500 flights globally with careful planning to only fly from where I had my facilities to minimise my operating expenses. At this point I was consistently making only small amounts of profit and h