Passengers in Airport CEO all have their unique personalities, needs, a background story and most importantly a flight to catch (on time).
Occasionally you will need to handle emergencies and delays due to bad weather or accidents in the area, all which will put your management skills to the test. Airlines come in different sizes and have different requirements on your airport and the services you offer, you are responsible for not only planning the flight schedule but also for meeting and maintaining the needs.
Signing contracts with airlines bring cash-flow and passengers to your airport which in term means opportunities for receiving different service fees, as well as passenger expenditures. OMORIĪirlines and their travelers are an essential element of Airport CEO as they consist of the main source of your airport’s income. Everything in Airport CEO is deeply simulated and it is your job to make sure it all runs smoothly and with a positive bank account. You will need to build the entire airport from scratch including terminal foundations with floors, walls, doors and items as well as the airport infrastructure including runways, taxiways, aprons and other airport infrastructure. Your objective is to build and manage your airport to perfection by making strategic decisions, designing the optimal airport layout and ultimately making sure that your passengers and airlines are satisfied. You will be held accountable when things go wrong and filthy rich when things go right. Hopefully you won’t run into any problems such as stressed out employee, equipment breakdowns or bad weather which can cause massive delays or even emergency landings. Lastly, we're currently working on making sure the Steam Deck controls can be fully utilized in the most optimal way possible.You will have to cater to the passengers by keeping waiting time to a minimum, by having friendly and helpful staff around and by making passengers feel secure, keeping any potential incidents at bay a happy passenger is a spending passenger. This is a general change so you'll benefit even if you're not using the Steam Deck but happen to be playing on a smaller resolution desktop monitor or on a laptop! For example, the top UI generally fits, unless the fuel HUD is enabled to solve this the entire top UI now is able to move to the left and "attach" to the Menu button. Several UIs required a bit of reworking while others may just need a small nudge in the right direction. Our initial testing on Steam Deck did reveal several issues and some quirks - from screen resolution to controller bindings & even some audio issues. However, the developer has announced some changes coming: It already has a native Linux port, and so it should work quite well on the Deck. You construct and manage an Airport from a single plane to a massive international terminal filled to the brim with passengers, staff and it's your job to keep everything flying smoothly. You probably don't need a big explanation to begin with on this one, the name SimAirport speaks for itself really.
A little building and management on the go? SimAirport from LVGameDev LLC sounds like it might be a good choice, with the developer highlighting upcoming changes and improvements for the Steam Deck and it will help all platforms.
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