Press Kit
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Fact Sheet
- Title
- SkyChart: Airline Executive
- Developer
- Casey Jones Labs
- Engine
- Godot 4 (GDScript 2.0)
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Steam
- store.steampowered.com/app/4558690
- Status
- Alpha on itch.io • Steam Early Access coming soon
- Genre
- Airline Management Simulation / Strategy
- Price
- $17.99 on itch.io
- Website
- caseyjoneslabs.com
- Contact
- chris@caseyjoneslabs.com
Game Description
Short Description
SkyChart: Airline Executive is a deep, historically-driven airline management simulation starting in 1930 with the flying boats of the propeller age and extending through the A380 era into open-ended late-game play. Built in Godot 4 by Casey Jones Labs, it is the spiritual successor to Aerobiz that fans have been waiting 30 years for.
Long Description
SkyChart: Airline Executive puts you in the CEO's chair of a fledgling airline, competing against 35+ AI rivals across five historical eras starting in 1930 plus open-ended late-era play. Plan routes between 496 cities across 7 world regions, manage a fleet of 84 aircraft spanning the Douglas DC-3 through the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and into speculative late-era designs reaching 2095, and navigate 60+ scripted world events including WWII, the oil crises, deregulation, 9/11, and COVID-19.
Every era presents a different strategic challenge. The 1930s demand survival with propeller planes and limited capital. The jet age rewards aggressive hub-and-spoke expansion. The modern era is a cutthroat war of pricing, alliances, and hostile acquisitions.
The game features a fully draggable, resizable window-based UI with a Strategic Advisor that analyzes over 122,000+ city pairs, full controller support for Steam Deck and consoles, a built-in music player with Spotify integration, and quarterly financial reporting with route-level analytics. SkyChart combines deep systems with intuitive design, the kind of game that makes you lean back in your chair and think, "I built this network."
Key Features
- Five playable historical eras from the propeller age (1930) through the Green Frontier (2025 to 2040), plus open-ended late-era play reaching 2095
- 496 cities across 7 world regions with real population data and seasonal demand
- 84 aircraft, from the Douglas DC-3 through the Boeing 787 and into speculative late-era designs
- 60+ scripted historical events: WWII, oil crises, deregulation, 9/11, COVID-19
- 35+ AI rival airlines with dynamic pricing, fleet upgrades, and hub strategies
- Deep route economics with quarterly financial reporting and analytics
- Strategic Advisor that analyzes 122,000+ city pairs on background worker threads
- Fully draggable, resizable window-based UI: your cockpit, your layout
- Full controller support for Steam Deck, Xbox, and PlayStation
- Built-in music player with Spotify integration
- Spiritual successor to the classic Aerobiz series (SNES, 1992)
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About Casey Jones Labs
Casey Jones Labs is an independent game studio with a passion for simulation and strategy. We believe the best games combine deep systems with intuitive design, creating worlds that are as fun to master as they are to explore. SkyChart: Airline Executive is our debut title.
Press Coverage
Reviews
Recommended"Classic type of simulation my smart friend played in the 90's. Full game is incredible. Demo should be available soon."
Recommended"Build your airline empire across 90 years of aviation history. Plan routes, outsmart rivals, survive crises — addictive, deep, and endlessly strategic. I love it."
Recommended"Build a global airline from 1930 to 2020 in this deep management sim. Manage 33 historical aircraft and 150 cities across four eras, navigating 60+ historical events and competing with 35 AI rivals."
Recommended"Made with Godot"
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