Play in co-op as the crew of the world’s worst airline. Your plane is falling apart, your cargo is illegal, and passenger safety barely makes the list.
Dear Passengers
Planned for 2026 on Windows PC. Not released yet; no public demo or price is listed.
- Developer
- FLEXUS
- Planned release
- 2026
- Platform
- Windows PC
- Format
- Solo and online co-op
Playable fan-made tribute
Play Mayday Airlines
Mayday Airlines is an independent, unofficial fan-made tribute created by RandoPlay. It is not Dear Passengers and is not affiliated with FLEXUS, Valve, or Steam.
Keyboard: move with A/D or arrow keys and use Space to interact. On mobile, use the on-screen controls in landscape orientation.
Open the dedicated game pageA full crew on a bad flight
Dear Passengers turns an airline job into a physics-driven co-op problem. The crew must deliver people and cargo while the aircraft, weather and passengers create new complications.
The official description separates the work between the cockpit and cabin. One person pilots while other players serve passengers, secure cargo and react before a manageable problem becomes a disaster.
Every role affects the same flight
Players split the work, but a failure in one part of the aircraft quickly reaches everyone else.
Pilot the plane
Keep the aircraft moving while weather and cabin problems compete for attention.
Run the cabin
Serve passengers, respond to requests and stop small problems from spreading.
Load risky cargo
Choose profitable cargo, get it onboard and keep it under control during the flight.
Contain the chaos
Turbulence, loose objects and difficult passengers can turn one mistake into a cabin-wide emergency.
The flight keeps changing
Each decision adds risk, from passenger selection to the moment the crew tries to land with the cabin still intact.
Choose the load
Select passengers and cargo before takeoff. Higher payouts can bring harder problems.
Divide the work
Assign the cockpit, cabin and cargo duties across the available crew.
React together
Handle turbulence, loose objects and passenger trouble before they spread.
Finish the route
Keep enough control to deliver the people and cargo to their destination.
Not every solution stays inside the plane
The official screenshots show the game leaning into absurd co-op improvisation, including work outside the aircraft during a flight.
View all official screenshotsRelease status
Steam lists Dear Passengers for 2026. A final date, price and public demo are not currently shown.
Facts checked on August 14, 2026. This page will be updated when FLEXUS publishes new release information.
Dear Passengers is not playable yet
Mayday Airlines is a separate, free fan-made tribute you can play here while the official game remains unreleased.
Frequently asked questions
What is Dear Passengers?
Dear Passengers is a physics-based action and adventure game about running a chaotic low-cost airline. Players pilot the plane, work in the cabin, serve passengers and protect valuable cargo.
When will Dear Passengers be released?
Steam currently lists a planned 2026 release. FLEXUS has not announced a more specific public date on the store page.
Is Dear Passengers multiplayer?
Yes. Steam lists single-player, multiplayer, co-op and online co-op support. The official description focuses on crews dividing pilot and cabin duties.
Can I play Dear Passengers now?
No public release or downloadable demo is currently listed on Steam. Mayday Airlines is a separate, unofficial fan-made tribute available to play on RandoPlay; it is not Dear Passengers or a FLEXUS release.
Is there a Dear Passengers APK or download?
No official APK, public download, or public demo is currently listed. The official listing is for Windows PC on Steam. RandoPlay does not provide an official Dear Passengers build; Mayday Airlines is a separate, unofficial fan-made tribute.
Which platform is Dear Passengers coming to?
The confirmed listing is for Windows PC through Steam. No console version is currently shown on the official store page.
Who is making Dear Passengers?
Steam names FLEXUS as both the developer and publisher.
Is RandoPlay the official Dear Passengers website?
No. This is an independent game guide based on the official Steam listing. RandoPlay is not affiliated with FLEXUS or Valve.
Playable now on RandoPlay
Try the fan-made tribute
Mayday Airlines turns cabin service, turbulence and passenger trouble into a four-minute browser game.