Airport Simulator - First City 1.02.1200

From the creators of Airlines Manager Tycoon and published by the creators of Cities Skylines, Airport Simulator: First Class is a strategic management and building game. As an airport CEO, you are tasked with building and organizing both the interior and exterior areas of your airport, establishing partnerships with airlines, and effectively managing passenger flow and satisfaction.

• The airport itself is like a thriving city. You must construct, organize, and modernize the airport infrastructure to accommodate incoming aircraft.
• Create your business strategy by forming partnerships with numerous airline companies, managing contracts, and cultivating strong relationships.
• Your passengers arrive from the city! Your role is to manage their flow from arrival, providing comfortable facilities and diverse stores for their shopping needs. By enhancing their experience, you can increase both their spending and your profits. Can you keep them satisfied?
• Take control of every aspect, from managing passenger inflows to air traffic control, check-in desks, security checkpoints, boarding gates, flight scheduling, and aircraft boarding.

Bring your airport to life and personalize it to reflect your taste:

• Strategically plan your airport infrastructure by constructing terminals, aprons, taxiways, runways, fuel stations, catering production sites, check-in desks, security checkpoints, boarding gates, passport control points, coffee shops, stores, and more. Additionally, choose from a vast selection of items to decorate your airport!
• Organize your airport to fulfill your passengers' needs and enhance your services to streamline processes, boost profitability, and provide greater comfort. These improvements will have a positive impact on your relationships with partner airlines. Managing an airport is like managing an entire city!

Devise a strategy and manage partnerships:

• Develop your airport strategy by finding a balance between low-cost and premium flights. Decide on flight types: regular and charter flights, short and medium-haul aircraft, and the possibility of establishing general aviation routes.
• Establish partnerships to determine the number of flights at your airport. Signing additional flights on top of existing contracts strengthens your relationship with the partner airline.
• Cultivate relationships with airlines as each flight secures a signature bonus. Be cautious, as signing too many flights without being able to maintain them risks damaging your relationships and losing contracts.
• Select from our collection of 3D aircraft models to fulfill your contractual obligations.
• Create daily schedules, planning flights up to two weeks in advance.

Fleet and passenger management:

• Your passengers' satisfaction directly impacts your partnerships. Ensure that your services, runways, flight scheduling, fleet, and personnel are optimized to earn points with airlines.
• Consider factors such as check-in numbers and punctuality. How many passengers successfully boarded their flights?
• Are you adhering to your take-off and landing schedule? Are delays caused by runway conditions? Are passengers boarding and disembarking promptly?
• Have you efficiently scheduled airport services, including refueling, catering, and luggage handling? These services can contribute to schedule delays. Was your aircraft refueled on time? Did the catering service have sufficient trucks for deliveries to each aircraft? Are your partner airlines satisfied with the services provided?

Build your airport empire and become the ultimate airport CEO now!