Airlines are the entities that own the planes that use your airport. By signing a contract with an airline, you are agreeing to service their planes by facilitating:
- Deboarding of passengers
- Service Rounds
- Baggage unloading (if requested)
- Refueling (if requested)
- Maintenance (only if emergency)
- Cleaning (if requested)
- Catering (if requested)
- Baggage loading (if requested)
- Boarding of passengers
- Pushbacks (requested for all medium and large planes)
- De-Icing (requested when temperatures are near sub-zero degrees)
Contracts[ | ]
Airlines need signed contracts before they will conduct any form of business with you. As your airport's reputation grows, you will have access to bigger and more lucrative contracts. Once a contract is signed, the airline will begin to offer you flights to and from your airport.
Relationship[ | ]
The relationship between your airport and the airline depends on the successful execution of the turnaround services you offer and the on-time departure of their planes. The higher the relationship is, the more flights an airline will offer you.
For every plane that leaves your airport on time, the relationship improves. If you cancel a flight or the plane leaves your airport too late, the relationship deteriorates.
Services[ | ]
Planes that have landed will be able to make use of whatever services your airport offers, such as refueling, baggage (un)loading, and cleaning. If such a service is conducted, you will receive a payment for the use of that service.
Current Commercial Airlines[ | ]
Star Rating | Airline Name | Logo | CEO Name | Airline code | Fleet | Update of Addition |
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5 | Air Strada | Bjorn Willemen | AS | A220-300, A320, A321, A330-300, A340-300, Boeing 737-600, Boeing 787-8 | ||
3 | Allure | Patrick ten Den | AL | A319, ATR 42, Boeing 787-9, CRJ-200, E170 | ||
4 | Atom Air | Costa Paes | AA | Boeing 737-600, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 757-200, Boeing 787-10, MD-80 | ||
1 | Coast 2 Coast | Steve Barnett | CC | E175, E195, Saab 340 | Beta 2 | |
4 | Crown Airlines | B. M. Lehmann | CA | A319, A320, Boeing 757-200, Boeing 787-9, Tu-144 | ||
2 | Edwards Bay | Edward Snow | EB | ATR 42, ATR 72, Cessna 208, CRJ-200, E175 | Alpha 35 | |
2 | Fly Penguin | Mervin Clement | FP | 1900D, Cessna 208, CRJ-200, Q400 | ||
2 | Forrest Air | Fern Jhonson | FA | BAe-146, Cessna 208, DHC6, E190, Saab 340 | ||
1 | Goose Wings | Kaan Ozturk | GW | 1900D, Cessna 208, CRJ-200, E190, Fokker 100, Q300 | ||
3 | Havana | Vulcan Fox | HV | 1900D, Boeing 737-800, CRJ-700, Q400 | ||
1 | Jumper | Van Halen | JP | ATR 42, ATR 72, Cessna 208, DHC6, Fokker 100 | Alpha 35 | |
5 | Maple | Shaun Ellithorpe | MP | A220-100, A380, Boeing 737-600, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 787-8 | Original Early Access Release | |
2 | Maple Express | Shaun Ellithorpe | MP | ATR 42, ATR 72, Cessna 208, CRJ-700, DHC6, Q400 | Alpha 35 | |
3 | Nordic | Amelia Earhart | NO | BAe-146, Boeing 737-600, Boeing 787-8, CRJ-700, E190, MD-80 | Original Early Access Release
( as NAS) | |
4 | OK Air | Matthew Fair | OK | BAe-146, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 757-200, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 777-200LR, CRJ-200 | ||
4 | Olympus Organization | Jan Voors | OO | A350-1000, Boeing 757-200, Boeing 767-300, Boeing 787-9, Concorde | ||
4 | SkyFly Airlines | Quinten Ampe | SF | A320, A321, Boeing 777-300, Boeing 777-300ER, E170, E190 | ||
2 | SkyLink | Reece Jones | SL | Boeing 737-600, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 787-10, CRJ-700 | Original Early Access Release | |
2 | Strada Regional | Bjorn Willemen | AS | BAe-146, CRJ-700, Q300, Q400, Saab 340 | Alpha 35 | |
3 | Stripe Air | Brandon McMillan | SA | A320, Boeing 737-600, Boeing 767-200, Boeing 787-8, MD-80, Tu-144 | Original Early Access Release | |
1 | Stripe Air Regional | Brandon McMillan | SA | 1900D, ATR 42, ATR 72, Cessna 208, DHC6 | Alpha 35 | |
5 | Swiftly | Jamie Davies | SW | Boeing 737-600, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 757-200, Boeing 787-10, MD-11 | ||
3 | Trinity Aviation | Mervin Clement | TA | 1900D, Boeing 757-200, CRJ-200, Q400 | ||
3 | Tulip Airlines | Elmar Westra | TU | A321, ATR 42, ATR 72, BAe-146, Boeing 787-9, E190, Fokker 70, Fokker 100 | ||
3 | Wildcat Air | Pauline de Wind | WC | A319, A320, A350-900, CRJ-200, E170, E190 | ||
4 | Zoom | Gerald McKinley | ZM | A319, A320, Boeing 787-10, Concorde, CRJ-700, E170 |
Vintage (DLC)[ | ]
Star Rating | Airline Name | Logo | CEO Name | Airline code | Fleet | Update of Addition |
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3 | Maple Vintage | Shaun Ellithorpe | MP | Ford Trimotor, L-1049, VC-10 | ||
3 | Nordic Vintage | Amelia Earhart | NO | Boeing 707-320, DC-3, Ford Trimotor | ||
3 | OK Air Vintage | Matthew Fair | OK | Comet 4, DC-3, VC-10 | ||
3 | Swiftly Vintage | Jamie Davies | SW | Boeing 377, Boeing 707-320, Comet 4 | ||
3 | Tulip Airlines Vintage | Elmar Westra | TU | Boeing 377, L-1049 |
Beasts of the East (DLC)[ | ]
Emergency Airlines[ | ]
Air Ambulance was added to the game in Alpha 36 or in the Emergency Update
Airline Name | Logo | Airline code | Fleet | Update of Addition |
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Ambulance Air | EM | Saab 340 | Alpha 36 |
Defunct Airlines[ | ]
Airline Name | Logo | CEO Name | Airline Code | Date of cease | Fleet at time of cease |
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CLM | Howard Hughes | CL | May 2020 | ATR 42, ATR 72, BAe-146, Cessna 208, CRJ-700 | |
NAS | Amelia Earhart | now NO | November 2017
rebranded as Nordic |
see: Nordic |
Custom Airlines[ | ]
Airport CEO supports custom airline liveries through the Steam Workshop since Alpha 27. A great group of modders have managed to recreate many of the world's airlines, as well as fictitious ideas! If you're feeling brave, support on how to make your own custom airline to fly into your airport can be found here.
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