Break out your safety vests and air traffic control lights! AirportSim, the highly anticipated airport ground handling simulator developed by MS GAMES and published by Iceberg Interactive, is ready to service budding air controllers with a new demo available now on Steam. Developed by a passionate team of aviation enthusiasts, AirportSim offers players a chance to experience the challenges and thrills of managing the ground handling of a bustling airport with a wide variety of interactive tasks.
In AirportSim, players will step into the shoes of various airport ground staff. Service planes with true-to-life details including real connecting points, door operations, refueling systems, lights, sounds, and general ground procedures during the plane turnaround. The game features ground layouts, plane parking, lines, and gate numbers inspired by real-world airports like Vagar Airport, Keflavik Airport, Warsaw Chopin Airport and Key West. With multiple gameplay modes, stunning visuals, a deep level of customization, and a dynamic weather system mapped in conjunction with the METAR system, AirportSim is poised to captivate aviation enthusiasts and simulation game lovers alike.
AirportSim will be available on PC and Xbox later this year, providing players with the flexibility to enjoy the game on their preferred gaming system. Whether players choose to dive into the game’s intricacies using a mouse and keyboard or prefer the console gaming experience, AirportSim ensures an engaging and immersive simulation on both platforms.
For now, get ready to enjoy the new AirportSim demo on Steam and embark on a journey to manage your dream airport from the ground, and experience the exhilaration of running a successful aviation hub.
Stay up to date with the latest news and announcements by visiting the official website at [https://airportsim.com/]. Join the AirportSim community on social media channels, including Twitter (@Airport_sim) and Facebook (/AirportSim), for exclusive updates, developer insights, and more.
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