Jetstream: Airline Tycoon

One plane. A world map wide open. And rivals who won't cut you any slack.

In Jetstream you don't tap a screen and watch numbers tick up. You run a real airline — and every decision costs you, for better or worse.

You draw your own routes, real city to real city, along the true paths planes actually fly. Read the market: a business corridor between two capitals doesn't fill like a holiday hop. Tune your three cabin classes — economy, business, first — set your fares, and chase the perfect load factor. Price too high and you fly empty. Too low and you give away your margin.

But the real game starts when you look up from your dashboard.

Jet fuel spikes and crashes on a living market: buy the dip, hedge before the surge, build your own refinery. Across the map, rival carriers open routes, merge, and strike back. Take an equity stake in one. Launch a tender offer. Call a board vote to acquire it outright — and seize its planes and routes. Buy up airports to lock rivals out… until the antitrust regulators come knocking.

Manage your fleet, run R&D for leaner aircraft, pay your crews — or weather the strike. Watch the weather, the seasons, your reputation: it all moves demand. And when a storm grounds your fleet, you improvise.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Real world map, great-circle routes, flights animated in real time

• Three cabin classes to configure per route

• Live jet-fuel market: trading, hedging, refinery

• AI-driven rivals: stakes, tender offers, mergers, board-vote acquisitions

• Airports, facilities, antitrust pressure

• Fleet, R&D, crews, strikes, morale

• Seasons, storms, reputation

• Three scenarios — classic, ice, oil crisis — each with a victory to claim

Buy once and own it all — no in-app purchases, no currencies, no ads. Found your airline, buy your very first aircraft, and the company is yours from day one.

No luck, no gloss. Just a market, a map, and your ability to read one to rule the other.

Build the network. Read the market. Rule the skies.

Fully playable in English and French.