Gravity is the main mechanic. The physics engine can be wonky sometimes, causing planes to behave oddly. Managing flight schedules and dealing with tired passengers requires patience. Security checks are a specific feature you have to handle.
Clicking around feels straightforward but tricky. You need to manage security checks and boarding processes which can be wonky. Flight schedules and tired passengers are features to handle. Dealing with chaos is a daily thing, which is annoying when things go wrong, but you keep trying to make it better. I find it addictive.
Inside the game, you handle buttons for security checks and boarding. The controls are neat but tricky, and clicking feels straightforward. Sometimes, which is kinda weird anyway, the physics act wonky. You have to manage flight schedules and tired passengers. Their is total chaos sometimes. It is a little annoying when things go wrong, but you keep trying to make it better.
Quick tip: focus on the mechanics first. I discovered that managing security checks and boarding is harder then it looks. The controls are neat but tricky, and clicking feels straightforward. You need to handle flight schedules and tired passengers. It is addictive, but honestly, a little annoying when things go wrong. I keep trying to make it better.
Stuff is chaotic. You have to manage flight schedules and security checks. The controls are neat but tricky, and clicking feels straightforward. Boarding can be wonky, and tired passengers are a thing you handle. It is addictive, but honestly, a little annoying when the physics act wonky. You keep trying to make it better.
