Tiny Airport: build and run your own airport

How it plays

Every coin comes from your passengers

Passengers arrive for the routes you open. They walk through your airport one step at a time, and each step can earn money or slow everything down.

1. Arrive
2. Check in
3. Security
4. Food court
5. Lounge
6. Board the plane

You earn a fee at check in, money from the food court, and ticket money when each plane takes off. If one area is too slow, its floor glows red and the queue grows. Your job is to spot that and fix it.

More to manage

Small choices that add up

• Four original planes, from the Puddle Hopper turboprop to the Big Pelican wide body jet.
• Hangars to rent out. Set the rent yourself, but greedy prices may make tenants move out.
• Land to buy beside the terminal, which makes your building grow into it.
• Security alerts to handle by calling the airport police.
• Passenger reviews that tell you exactly what to fix next.
• Day, night and weather, with glowing runway lights and snow at Frostpeak.
• Maya, your guide, who shows new players around.

Fair by design

Helpful, never pushy

Rewarded ads in Tiny Airport are always optional, like double profit for a few minutes. Helpers such as Nadia, the guest relations manager, can speed things up, but every problem in the game can be solved with upgrades and good choices.

We even test the game with a player who never pays and never watches an ad. Read our ad promise and how we fixed a real problem in our check in queue devlog.

Tiny Airport is still in development, so features and numbers on this page may change before launch.