AEROCEO

Simulation · Airline management · iOS

Your fleet flies
while you sleep

Buy real aircraft — ATR, Embraer, Airbus, Boeing. Open routes between real airports, set your fares, and the engine keeps the airline flying after you close the app.

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iOS 26 · 32 MB · no subscription required

Operations · 24 h airborne
Route Aircraft Load factor Net / day
CDG → JFK A350-900 91% +$412K
CDG → DXB 787-9 78% +$236K
CDG → LIS A320neo 96% +$88K
CDG → NCE ATR 72-600 41% −$12K
CDG → SIN 777-300ER 83% +$301K

Example airline — figures produced by the game engine.

+50%hub bonus · 7 routes
30%grounding threshold
23real aircraft
Freeto play

What you run

An airline,
not a counter

There is no win button. There is a network to build, trade-offs to hold, and a fleet wearing down while you do it.

What you build

The network

Open routes between real airports. Concentrate them on one hub and the bonus climbs — two routes are worth +6%, four are worth +24%, seven hit the +50% ceiling. Spread yourself thin and you get nothing.

Hub bonus

The guild

Join the alliance and earn ranks across three branches — Flight Operations, Network, Management — awarded automatically as you hit the milestones. Thirty-day season campaign.

Optional

What you decide

Fares

Price every route against a demand curve. The screen shows you the optimal fare and what an overpriced seat costs you in load factor. A full aircraft at a low fare usually beats an empty one at a high fare.

Yield management

The board

Your board of directors sets fifteen-day mandates with real targets. Restructure the airline and you unlock a tree of permanent upgrades across three branches.

Mandates & legacy

What wears you down

Maintenance

Airframes wear by the kilometre. Below 30% condition an aircraft is grounded and its fuel burn climbs by up to 75%. The hangar repairs the whole fleet from one screen — or you keep a crew on standby and it handles itself.

Real wear

Flight school

Nine lessons teaching the game's actual economy — hub bonus, route maturity, fuel and crew costs — quoting the exact figures the simulation uses. Not a tutorial: a manual.

3 modules

In game

On your screen

Eight screens, and the engine figure each one puts in play.

World map — Six regions to unlock, one market each.

World map

Six regions to unlock, one market each.

Route detail — The optimal fare against the demand curve.

Route detail

The optimal fare against the demand curve.

Fleet — Below 30% condition, the aircraft stays grounded.

Fleet

Below 30% condition, the aircraft stays grounded.

Hangar — 23 real aircraft, from the ATR 72-600 to the 747-8.

Hangar

23 real aircraft, from the ATR 72-600 to the 747-8.

Finances — Fuel, crews, airport fees — line by line.

Finances

Fuel, crews, airport fees — line by line.

Cargo contracts — Freight to load when the cabin isn't enough.

Cargo contracts

Freight to load when the cabin isn't enough.

Progression — Fifteen-day mandates set by the board.

Progression

Fifteen-day mandates set by the board.

Guild — Three rank branches, a thirty-day season.

Guild

Three rank branches, a thirty-day season.

Under the hood

The numbers
are real

These aren't ballpark figures invented for a marketing page: they're the constants the engine applies to every flight, and the in-game school teaches them to you.

+50%

Hub bonus ceiling, reached at seven routes on the same airport. Four routes are worth +24%, two +6%.

30%

Grounding threshold. Below it the aircraft stays on the ground and its excess fuel burn climbs by up to 75%.

23

Aircraft types, from the ATR 72-600 to the 747-8 Intercontinental, each with its own range, cruise speed, capacity and fuel burn.

6

Regions to unlock — Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, Oceania — each opening its own market.

Cleared for departure

Your first route
is waiting

Free, no subscription required, and your fleet keeps flying after you close the app.

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