SkyChart: Airline Executive
SkyChart: Airline Executive is a historically-driven airline management simulation spanning 90 years of aviation history — from the flying boats of 1930 to the A380 era. It is the spiritual successor to Aerobiz.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
- Steam
- itch.io
Features
- Works Offline
- Single player
- Endless gameplay
SkyChart: Airline Executive News & Activities
Recent activities
- caseyjoneslabs added SkyChart: Airline Executive
caseyjoneslabs added SkyChart: Airline Executive as alternative to Airline Empires, AirlineSim, AirTycoon and The Airline Game
SkyChart: Airline Executive information
Developed by
Casey Jones Labs Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $15 and $25.Alternatives
10 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is SkyChart: Airline Executive?
SkyChart: Airline Executive puts you in the CEO's chair of a fledgling airline, competing against 35+ AI rivals across four historical eras (1930–2020). Plan routes between 496 cities across 7 world regions, manage a fleet of 66 historically accurate aircraft from the Douglas DC-3 to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, and navigate 60+ scripted world events including WWII, the oil crises, deregulation, 9/11, and COVID-19.
Every era presents a different strategic challenge. The 1930s, demand survival with propeller planes and limited capital. The jet age rewards aggressive hub-and-spoke expansion. The modern era is a cutthroat war of pricing, alliances, and hostile acquisitions.
The game features a fully draggable, resizable window-based UI with a Strategic Advisor that analyzes over 122,000+ city pairs, full controller support for Steam Deck and consoles, a built-in music player with Spotify integration, and quarterly financial reporting with route-level analytics. SkyChart combines deep systems with intuitive design — the kind of game that makes you lean back in your chair and think, "I built this network."