Rich Man Business SimulatorSponsored
Rich Man Business SimulatorSponsoredGuide planes safely through your airspace, landing and launching them without collisions.
You’re the air traffic controller who brings planes in to land. They show up at the edge of your radar. Turn them, bring them down, and line them up with the runway. Planes taking off fly out through your airspace too. Keep everyone apart: 3 miles side to side, or 1,000 feet up and down.
HOW TO PLAY
Drag from a plane to point it somewhere new. Use ALT to bring it lower and SPD to slow it down. Aim it gently at the dashed line in front of the runway, and the ILS button lights up. Tap it, and the plane lands itself.
Every landing earns points. Mistakes cost points. If two planes get too close, you also lose part of your margin, the dashes under your score. Lose all of it and your shift ends early. Otherwise a shift ends after 30 landings or 45 minutes, whichever comes first.
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Climb the Game Center leaderboards and collect achievements along the way.
WITH PRO
- 4 more airports: Austin, Palm Beach, Pittsburgh and Seattle
- Busier shifts: Day Shift gets busier as you play well, Evening Push brings up to 14 planes at once, and Holiday Rush up to 20
- A new shift every day, and any past day back to 2000
- Leave a shift and pick it up later
- Weather that drifts across your radar
- Emergencies: low fuel, a fire, an engine failure, a medical emergency and lost cabin pressure. Land them first, before time runs out
- Overtime with double points after a full shift, and a second chance when a shift ends early
- Open shifts with no time limit that never end early
- Practice mode
- Pilot mistakes: now and then a pilot flies the wrong way until you repeat the order. You can turn this off
- Your own rules: turn off departures, or set how many route points one drag connects
- X, to rush one plane in when you need to (it earns no points)
- Half speed, and up to 10× speed
- 6 more themes: Paper, Voltage, Ember, Blueprint, Arcade and Lantern
- 7 more app icons to match the themes
- Apple Watch: follow your shift from your wrist, and fly a quick game with the crown
PRO is a yearly subscription, and you can share it with your family through Family Sharing. On a new device, tap Restore Purchases to get it back. No ads, ever.
Just a game, not for real-world flying. Not connected to the FAA, any airline or any plane maker. The airlines are made up; the plane types are real.
Ratings
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