Sky Routes
Sky Routes: 航空会社経営
6 days old
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Updated 25 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperYves Flueckiger
CategoryGames
Price150 JPY
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0.3
Age rating4+
First seen by us
24 Oct 2026
24 Oct 2026Rating
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Sky Routes on the App Store
App details
App ID
6766557247
Publisher
Yves Flueckiger
On the store since
Oct 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase · Game Center
Content rating
4+
1 content note below
Languages
12
NL EN FR DE IT JA KO PT ZH ES ZH TR
Size
6 MB
Also listed in
Strategy, Simulation
Content notesInfrequent/Mild Contests
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
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About Sky Routes
A quiet airline tycoon. No timers, no ads, no in-app purchases — you buy the game once and it is yours.
Pick a starting era, a home airport and a name. Then keep going: 548 airports in 165 countries, 218 rival carriers running their own economies, and a market that reacts to what you do.
A CENTURY OF FLYING
Start in 1925 with an eight-seat biplane and a mail contract, in 1952 when the oceans open, in 1965 with the first jets, or in the present with everything unlocked. Airports appear on the map as history builds them. Aircraft types are certified one by one, 30 of them from 1922 to today, with real range, seats and fuel burn under invented names. Money changes value over the decades: in the early eras your fares follow the market, later a fare left alone quietly becomes a discount.
BUILD A NETWORK
Open routes, assign aircraft, and watch load factors decide whether a line pays for itself. Hubs reward concentration. Long, thin routes need range; short, fat ones need seats. Fares and wages differ by region — a cheap-labour hub is a strategy, not a penalty.
RUN A BUSINESS
Lease or buy, new or used. Take a credit line when the winter is lean, hedge fuel before a spike, research fuel efficiency, or run a marketing campaign when reputation matters more than cash. Take the airline public and watch the share price judge you.
COMPETE, OR SWALLOW THE COMPETITION
Every world rolls its own rivals: the same airline can be aggressive in one game and patient in the next. They open routes against yours, undercut your fares, and go bankrupt when they overreach — their fleets go to auction. Buy a struggling carrier and keep its brand flying as a subsidiary, or integrate its routes into your own. Apply to an alliance, or found one and decide who gets in. One rival will declare you their nemesis.
WEATHER THE WORLD
History arrives on the calendar: the Depression, the war, the oil crises, 2001, 2008 and 2020 hit in the years they happened, some with warning in the news. Fuel spikes, earthquakes, strikes and holiday seasons come on top — you decide whether to ground the fleet, slash fares, or ride it out.
A HISTORY OF YOUR OWN
The chronicle keeps your airline's story decade by decade: first jet, first intercontinental route, first billion, and the world events you flew through.
PLAY YOUR WAY
Endless sandbox, or a goal: dominate a region, reach number one by revenue or profit, or buy out every rival. A weekly challenge gives everyone the same world and the same era.
IPHONE AND IPAD
The map wraps around the globe and is deliberately cheap to draw, so a large late-game network stays smooth.
In 12 languages, switchable inside the game: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (simplified and traditional).
No account. No servers. Your game is saved on your device and, if you use iCloud, in your own iCloud — we never see it.
Pick a starting era, a home airport and a name. Then keep going: 548 airports in 165 countries, 218 rival carriers running their own economies, and a market that reacts to what you do.
A CENTURY OF FLYING
Start in 1925 with an eight-seat biplane and a mail contract, in 1952 when the oceans open, in 1965 with the first jets, or in the present with everything unlocked. Airports appear on the map as history builds them. Aircraft types are certified one by one, 30 of them from 1922 to today, with real range, seats and fuel burn under invented names. Money changes value over the decades: in the early eras your fares follow the market, later a fare left alone quietly becomes a discount.
BUILD A NETWORK
Open routes, assign aircraft, and watch load factors decide whether a line pays for itself. Hubs reward concentration. Long, thin routes need range; short, fat ones need seats. Fares and wages differ by region — a cheap-labour hub is a strategy, not a penalty.
RUN A BUSINESS
Lease or buy, new or used. Take a credit line when the winter is lean, hedge fuel before a spike, research fuel efficiency, or run a marketing campaign when reputation matters more than cash. Take the airline public and watch the share price judge you.
COMPETE, OR SWALLOW THE COMPETITION
Every world rolls its own rivals: the same airline can be aggressive in one game and patient in the next. They open routes against yours, undercut your fares, and go bankrupt when they overreach — their fleets go to auction. Buy a struggling carrier and keep its brand flying as a subsidiary, or integrate its routes into your own. Apply to an alliance, or found one and decide who gets in. One rival will declare you their nemesis.
WEATHER THE WORLD
History arrives on the calendar: the Depression, the war, the oil crises, 2001, 2008 and 2020 hit in the years they happened, some with warning in the news. Fuel spikes, earthquakes, strikes and holiday seasons come on top — you decide whether to ground the fleet, slash fares, or ride it out.
A HISTORY OF YOUR OWN
The chronicle keeps your airline's story decade by decade: first jet, first intercontinental route, first billion, and the world events you flew through.
PLAY YOUR WAY
Endless sandbox, or a goal: dominate a region, reach number one by revenue or profit, or buy out every rival. A weekly challenge gives everyone the same world and the same era.
IPHONE AND IPAD
The map wraps around the globe and is deliberately cheap to draw, so a large late-game network stays smooth.
In 12 languages, switchable inside the game: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (simplified and traditional).
No account. No servers. Your game is saved on your device and, if you use iCloud, in your own iCloud — we never see it.
Latest updates
1.0.3