KEEP IT IN THE SKY
Pilot through dynamic weather, turbulence, air pockets, and whatever just hit the windshield.
Dear Passengers is a physics-heavy airline game: fly the plane, work the cabin, pick suspicious cargo, and try to land with the wings—and your passengers—still attached.
Facts checked against official sources · Updated July 26, 2026
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Dear Passengers is a physics-heavy co-op airline game where every decision loads more trouble onto an already questionable aircraft.
Pilot through dynamic weather, turbulence, air pockets, and whatever just hit the windshield.
Serve food and drinks, manage physics-driven passengers, protect cargo, and handle disasters.
Choose passengers and cargo before takeoff. The larger payout usually comes with larger problems.
Risky passengers and suspicious cargo pay better. They also make a safe landing much less likely.
Pick risky passengers and cargo, then move between cockpit, cabin, and wing while two simulated coworkers make decisions at the same time. Every bad turn travels through the whole aircraft.
Ready to choose a risky manifest and fly one connected social-physics route. This original fan mini-game is not part of the official Dear Passengers game.
Build a shareable fan-made crew card or file the incident report nobody asked for. Inspired by the game's chaotic airline theme, but not copied from an in-game item or official game system.
Turbulence expected. Snacks unsecured.
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Once official passenger and cargo stats are public, this desk will help crews compare payout, cabin trouble, and flight risk before boarding.
No invented stats. The planner launches only when the game publishes usable data.
The official reveal trailer was published by FLEXUS Games on July 13, 2026.
Only minimum requirements are listed on Steam right now. Recommended specs have not been published.
Answers below reflect official information available on July 26, 2026.
The confirmed release window is 2026. FLEXUS has not announced an exact day or month. Be cautious with pages showing a precise date unless they link to a new official announcement.
Yes. Steam lists multiplayer, co-op, and online co-op. The maximum player count has not been officially announced.
FLEXUS has not announced the maximum Dear Passengers player count. Steam confirms online co-op but does not currently show a crew-size limit.
Yes. Steam lists single-player as a supported feature. How solo crew management works has not been detailed yet.
Only Windows PC via Steam is confirmed. FLEXUS has not announced PS5, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch versions.
VR and controller support have not been announced. The official Steam page currently lists a standard Windows PC release.
Steam confirms online co-op, but local co-op, split-screen, public matchmaking, and a server browser have not been announced.
There is no public Dear Passengers demo on Steam as of July 26. FLEXUS founder Semen Kozyura told dev.ua that the studio is preparing a Gamescom demo and plans to release a public demo later, but no public download date has been announced. See the download status page for the latest access check.
Steam currently lists interface support for English, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Japanese. Full audio and subtitles are not listed for these languages.
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