Jetstream: Airline Tycoon

New in 3.5: the cockpit rebuilt. Three tabs, your lines filed under their hub, one fare for a whole airport — and it finally scrolls smooth.

One plane, a world map, and a dozen rivals who want your gates.

Jetstream is not a tap-and-wait game. You draw the routes yourself, real city to real city, along the paths planes actually fly. You read the market — a business corridor between two capitals does not fill like a holiday hop. You set three cabins and a fare, then live with it: too high and you fly empty, too low and you hand away the margin.

Then you look up from the dashboard.

Fuel spikes and collapses on a market that moves without you. Buy the dip, hedge before the surge, build your own refinery. Rival carriers open on your best pair, merge, and come back for more — so take a stake in one, call a board vote, and own the airline that was undercutting you last week.

The airport pushes back too. Gates run out. Slots tighten, turnarounds stretch, and the hub you spent a year building starts throttling itself — until you buy the ground under it.

WHAT YOU ACTUALLY DO • Draw routes between 126 real airports, and price each one • Fit three cabins — economy, business, first — seat by seat • Fly freight on its own demand curve, not as a passenger reskin • Trade fuel, hedge it, or refine it yourself • Buy into rivals, vote on their boards, absorb them • Paint your fleet, name your airline, and build the mark on the tail

NEW IN 3.5 A cockpit rebuilt from scratch. Three tabs. Your lines filed under their hub. One fare for a whole airport. And a briefing that opens on the three things worth doing today, each with the number attached.

No ads. No energy bar. No timer standing between you and your airline.