Airplane Fly Hawaii

Name: Airplane Fly Hawaii
Rating: 4.3 (905 reviews)
Author: Tri One Games

By: Tri One Games App

Simulation

Overview

Version:

3.0

Last updated: 2017-09-15

Ranking

#58,964 ▼ 19

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Explore Hawaii's islands with 21 aircraft, including airplanes, seaplanes, and helicopters. Practice takeoffs and landings across 15 runways, two aircraft carriers, and water landings to hone your piloting skills.

Earn points to unlock new missions and aircraft, including Stingray—a flying jet-ski—and expand your island aviation adventures.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Navigation & Mapping

By:

Tri One Games

Rating:

4.30

(905) 1 ratings

Version:

3.0 Last updated: 2017-09-15

Version code:

841458402

Creation date:

2014-05-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

297.80MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-28

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Ranking

# 58,964 ▼ 19

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Developed by:

Tri One Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/airplane-fly-hawaii/id868216649

User Reviews

Airplane Fly Hawaii is praised for its simple, relaxing flight experience with good free-to-play visuals and strong replay value. However, it is marred by persistent bugs, questionable realism, and inconsistent airport data, leading to frustrating crashes and landing issues. Players also express frustration with paid planes and wish for more free content and broader features (more airports, wind indicators). Despite flaws, many continue to enjoy the game for its nostalgic appeal, approachable gameplay, and aviation visuals.

Pros

Simple, relaxing gameplay that’s easy to learn and good for passing time.
Good graphics and responsive controls for a free game.
Strong long-term replay value; many players report returning for years.
Aviation enthusiasts can enjoy varied liveries and real‑world airport references.

Cons

Realism/physics are lacking and airport/runway data are inconsistent (misaligned runways, incorrect distances).
Frequent bugs and instability (random explosions on landing, crashes after flights, pink/Corrupted screens).
Monetization concerns; planes are pay-to-unlock and players want more free content or cheaper options.
Feature gaps and realism limitations (missing airports, limited map coverage, no wind indicator for helicopters)