A big update focused on running a group of airlines. - Group Codeshare: every airline in your group now codeshares with every other automatically. Bulk apply routes between parent and subsidiaries, or between subsidiaries, filtered by hub or domestic/international. - Reduce departures on a route without rebuilding it. Swipe a route, tap Reduce, pick the flights to drop. The route keeps its maturity. - Remove a hub or dissolve a subsidiary from the Management screen. Aircraft and remaining cash transfer back to the parent. - Subsidiary bailouts: when a subsidiary runs out of cash the parent now covers the shortfall each month with a clear running tally. - Globe view draws flights as real great-circle arcs, so New York to Tokyo now bows over the pole the way a real flight plan does. - Aircraft delivery follows historical production rates per type, so an A320 in 1995 delivers slowly and an A320neo in 2024 delivers fast. - Plus a fix for a year-end crash that could hit long-running games where too many AI competitors had quietly gone bankrupt, and a long list of smaller polish. Coming next: 1.27 is a major design refresh. Cleaner, more consistent screens across the whole app, with proper light and dark mode support. No new mechanics, just a much better-looking game. Thanks for playing, and keep emailing me when something's broken.

v1.25.2 — Faster, fixed, and a lot of community wins - Up to 77% faster week advance. Mature airlines now fly through weekly processing in roughly a quarter of the old time. - iPad mini, fixed. v1.24's new layout didn't fit iPad mini and made the game cramped. Sorry about that. iPad mini (and any narrow Stage Manager window) now uses a proper single-column layout (more like iPhone than iPad). iPad Air, Pro, and iPhone are unchanged. - The mid-load and mid-advance crash, fixed. If the screen went to sleep or you swiped the app away while loading a save or advancing a week, iOS could kill the app. Tracking it down took longer than I'd hoped — thank you for the patience while I worked through it. Further improvements: - Routes view: search flights by airport, city, or aircraft used. Bulk-change aircraft type on routes, pause or resume individual flights, and hide impossible fleet groups when scheduling. - Quick Saves are now a Settings choice — keep the last 5, 10, or 25 (default 10) — and every Next Week click writes a Quick Save, so the worst-case lost progress is one week instead of one month. - Save loads on mature airlines are noticeably faster, with the loading screen staying responsive throughout. - Historical airports back to their right years: Oslo Fornebu, Athens Hellinikon, Istanbul Atatürk, Doha International, Singapore Paya Lebar, New York Idlewild, Riyadh Air Base. When they close in real-world history (Oslo 1998, Athens 2001, Istanbul 2019, and so on), flights, hubs, and fleet groups transfer to the replacement airport automatically — no manual rerouting. - Add Hangar on existing MROs. Expand an in-house MRO without rebuilding from scratch; cost and monthly bump scale with the era. - Used aircraft market: a 737-500 won't show up in a 1950 game any more, and the same goes for every other aircraft before its real entry-into-service year. - Tutorial soft-lock fixed. If ordering aircraft pushed you past the free-play wall before you finished onboarding, that's resolved. On iPad, the route-detail step also now advances when you tap any route, not only when the detail sheet appears. - Cabin reconfigurations that reach Completed no longer linger in the Pending list. - Crew-shortage advisory now reflects that staffing is automated — no more dead-end tap. Thank you to everyone who sent feedback, screenshots, and debug snapshots while I worked through this update — particularly Matyas, whose extraordinary level of detail drove a huge chunk of this release. Thanks also to Tony, Nick, Awab, Issa, Scott, and the many other players who flagged issues and stuck with the game while I tracked things down. Keep the reports coming. Up next is 1.26 with another load of improvement and fixes.

- New route scheduler --> You can now quickly schedule multiple departures on the same route - iPad redesign --> Airline Executive now uses all that extra screen space :) - Many many bugfixes; Thanks to everyone who reported them to me! Coming in 1.25: - Improvements to the save/load process - Improvements to running a large airline (managing fleets, routes, etc.) - Computing improvements --> Aiming for a 50% reduction in time spent processing weeks.

New Features - Network Management Overhaul: redesigned Routes View with health indicators, sparklines, expandable flight rows, bulk operations, and per-flight editing. New Network Health tab with hub scorecards and alert feed. - Globe View Overhaul: profitability heatmap, route filters, Hub Focus Mode, gap indicators for unserved demand, and offline vector map fallback. - Much faster performance for large networks and fleets. - Concorde and Tu-144 added to the aircraft database. Bug Fixes - Fixed cargo pricing exploit where high rates had no demand penalty. Thank you for reporting, Izarblx1! - Fixed suspended flight revenue, fleet group filtering, and connecting-pax display. - Fixed competitor airlines converging to identical fleets and ignoring variant differences. - Improved save game compatibility. Thank you for reporting, Izarblx1!

Version 1.22! New Features Accurate range and capacity modeling for all aircraft, including MTOW versions and cabin weight calculations Route Performance Simulator: preview how many seats you can sell on a specific route before committing, available in the Aircraft Acquisition and Cabin Designer screens Brand color picker added to new game setup, so every airline feels unique from the start Improvements Routes page: sort by profit and group by hub or distance band Cabin designer: removed preset configurations for a cleaner workflow Bug Fixes Passenger Flow view now shows actual carried passengers (capped at seat capacity) instead of unconstrained market demand Cabin reconfigurations now immediately sync seat counts to all scheduled flights on the fleet group Fixed aircraft data: A220-100 and A220-300 payload corrected upward, 757-300 payload corrected downward to match real-world specs Fixed Flight Scheduler map showing ICAO codes instead of respecting the global IATA/ICAO display setting Fixed 'Production Ending Soon' banner appearing on aircraft that went out of production years ago Fixed year display showing with thousand separators (e.g. '1,984' instead of '1984') Fixed Existing Flights section showing stale seat counts after cabin reconfiguration

New features: - Changelog added - EU-based airlines can now fly from any EU airport to the rest of the world - Flight Scheduler now shows competitor airline names, frequency, and capacity on the route - Colonial, diaspora, and territory ties now boost demand between historically connected countries Improvements and bugfixes: - Fleet Group base airport can now be changed (when no flights are active) - Caribbean tourism destinations (Curacao, Aruba, Sint Maarten) now correctly classified as mega tourism hubs - Navigation and ATC fees now scale realistically by era and aircraft weight - Competitor airlines now respect aircraft retirement dates, preventing anachronistic fleet types - Competitor route frequencies are no longer stuck at 3x/week on major trunk routes - Added historical decade snapshots for 21 airlines that previously had large data gaps - Fixed text being cut off on the Routes page on iPhone - Fixed flight times wrapping in route-group detail view - Fixed aircraft images overflowing on the purchase screen - Routes no longer jump positions in the route list - Removed redundant HUB badge from route list rows