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Love this game. Reminds me of Aerobiz Supersonic on SNES back in the day. Early game is great and highly addictive and fun.Endgame needs some help:Once your airline gets really big, the UI becomes really frustrating. It’s hard to manage existing routes because there is no filter or search feature. Repairing planes becomes a tedious chore because you have to scroll through hundreds of routes to find the route that plane was on to replace it. Either the repaired planes needs to go back to the route automatically or there needs to be a way to navigate to that route from the fleet repair tab.Simple tweaks like “buy x number of these planes” or “open all vintage crates” would save so many taps.Being able to see the distance on a route before selecting a plane, buying slots in bulk, and having search/filter on available planes for routes would be a huge improvement.Once you unlock all countries, there’s nothing to spend miles on so they just keep earning forever.The new route screen with the search is great but the create route button needs to be at the top - as of now you have to scroll past hundreds of cities and countries to find it.

I really enjoy the logistic and detail that this game offers, but it has some shortcomings. There’s no data about where people want to go and how much they pay. The game is very easy and based on patience instead of skill or planning or anything… also, I like to clean up my routes and want to be able to “delete all” routes, but there’s no option for that, when you have 50+ routes, it’s. Pain in the bum to delete every one individually with 3 pressed (select, delete, confirm). I want the game to be more difficult or offer more goals. Also, there are too many ads. They randomly pop up when you’re getting into the game. Then, you can use them to double your money every level (I leveled up to 155 in 1.5 days) - and after level 20 money isn’t a concern anymore, it’s just doing whatever you want… which is fine… but sandbox games are boring. I want challenges and goals and problems to solve. The “random events” could easily include weather, no fly zones, geopolitical problems and special events in certain cities to draw more crowds.

I really enjoy this game. The only reason for the 4 stars is because it will tell you to fly more efficient jets to avoid pollution, but doesn’t really give you any info to tell you which ones are better. It has a list saying which planes are the top polluters in your company, however I’ve noticed that a more efficient aircraft can show up above a worse one if you have more of them flying. I’d LOVE to have some more data to go off of to figure out the real reason my eco rating keeps dropping, even if it’s just a simple scale that shows the amount of pollution/mile or something. It also can be hard to keep track of which routes are the best. You can sort routes by profit, however this can also be skewed by simply having more planes on a specific route. I wish the demand scale the game has would give a little more info than just low/mid/high.All around though I’ve enjoyed this game so far!