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Airline Commander Cheats: Tips & Strategy Guide

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The world is yours in Airline Commander! Become the ultimate airfleet as you connect routes from across the globe, fly through real time traffic, and buy new planes! Connect your airports to each other to have coverage through the entire world and conquer the sky!

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Our Airline Commander cheats and tips will show you how to become the most efficient pilot!

Becoming a successful airline commander is all about opening your routes and passing your tests, so we will show you how to do that in our Airline Commander cheats, tips and tricks strategy guide!

Use gentle movements

The only control scheme in Airline Commander are tilt controls, and we know these kinds of controls do not sit well with many players.

You will need to tilt to control your plane, and when you do so make very light movements. Exaggerated or fast movements can send your plane barreling out of control, so it is very important you get use to the controls as fast as possible.

Try the flight mode you are comfortable with

When you are deciding on a flight to play, you have the option of playing in “Normal” or “Simulation” mode. Normal mode is the standard experience of the game and we recommend sticking to it for a while.

Simulation mode is the somewhat more realistic mode. If you pick this mode you can earn slightly more flight credits.

In Simulation mode, flight paths, HUD indicators, and any other helpful markers are disabled, so you have to rely on your instructions and own instinct to make it through the activities!

Once you are comfortable with the controls and the planes, we recommend playing on Simulation mode so you can earn a bit more flight credits.

Complete Contracts as soon as possible

When you activate a contract, you have a limited amount of time to complete all of the activities within.

Completing all activities will unlock the flight route as usual, but missing the deadline will result in the contract expiring. You will retain any progress you had in the contract however you will need to pay the flight credits fee again.

When you buy a contract, try to complete the activities as fast as possible so that you do not have to pay again!

Unlock additional routes to generate money!

As you know, the more routes you unlock, the more money your flight company will generate over time. Money is what makes the world go round! The general process is earn money, buy new licenses, pass the exams, and then unlock more routes.

To get started early on, try to unlock as many routes as you can before you stop playing the game. After a couple or so routes, you will start earning lots of income. You should have enough money to buy new license exams after a couple hours of waiting.

Perform well for more flight credits!

As you play through an activity, you are not awarded the full amount of flight credits for simply playing through it, oh no! You have to actually perform well to get the full amount.

This means smooth take offs, safe landings, and controlled flight paths. You can see the breakdown at the end of the activity and you can work on whatever is lacking.

That’s all for Airline Commander! If you have any other tips or tricks to share, let us know in the comments below!

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Jeremy Kanjanapangka
Jeremy is a Content Writer for Touch, Tap, Play, and has been writing in the games journalism industry for almost a decade now. With a degree in English and a passion for games, he loves to talk and write about all kinds of games. While you can find him covering the latest and greatest games, there is a special place in his heart for RPGs, action-adventure games, fighting games, and anything Nintendo related.