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Mini Airways is a total delight and now it's even better with some extra free maps, plus there's also now Steam Workshop support with a level editor. See also: my previous thoughts on the game.

What is it? As a reminder: Mini Airways is a real-time management game with an air traffic control theme. You will play as a busy air traffic controller in the game: directing planes to take off and land, clearing air traffic, upgrading airspace ...... And most of all, don't let them crash!

Thanks to the level editor there's already (at time of writing) over 170 maps approved in the Steam Workshop. So once you've finished the main game, perhaps try out some of them?


Pictured: me checking out Los Santos International Airport from the Steam Workshop

Plenty more new with this free update including:

  • Two Unique New Maps:
    • Cheongju Airport, South Korea: Featuring a runway reserved only for emergency landings.
    • Hamad International Airport, Qatar: Expect occasional extreme weather conditions.
  • Triple Speed Button: Speed up the early game for quicker progress.
  • Pre-Flight Turning Commands: You can now issue turn commands to planes on the runway, which will execute after takeoff.
  • Enhanced Collision Alerts (TCAS): Improved visibility for imminent collision warnings.
  • Optional Voice Settings: Customize your experience by turning certain voice prompts on or off.
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