BROWSE BY PHASE
Phase 01 · Grass airfield
Beginner's guide
Your first hour – lay out a grass strip, put up the radio hut, welcome visitors and plan the asphalt runway.
Playing together
Host an online co-op session, let friends join and run one airport with a shared budget.
Radio hut
The humble start of air traffic control – one radio operator, one runway, six movements per hour.
Research points
How operating experience becomes research points, how projects queue up and what the research tree unlocks.
Runways
Grass, asphalt and concrete runways – lengths, weight limits and which aircraft need what.
Taxiways
Mown paths, asphalt and concrete taxiways link runways, stands and hangars – and route your traffic.
Weather station
Wind and today's weather report at a glance – with research, a forecast for the next three days.
Box hangar
Four hangar boxes for private aircraft – steady rent, regular flights and a trickle of research points.
Aprons and stands
Grass stands, paved positions and large class D and E stands – where aircraft park, refuel and board.
Glider club
A separate grass strip, a winch and a clubhouse – gliding that runs independently of your main runway.