A calm air‑traffic puzzle.

A game where you have to connect airports together and ensure they don't get overcrowded.

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Coming soon to the Play Store.

Coloured routes joining Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta and Charlotte on a map of the eastern United States — **Each dot is a passenger.** The colour above an airport is where they want to go.

Close-up of routes between London, Paris and Frankfurt, with Dublin to the west — **Zoom in to see who's waiting.** A lounge that stays too full ends the run.

The Caribbean, with routes between Miami, Nassau and San Juan and a hurricane over the sea — **Each level adds something else to manage.** In the Caribbean, storms drift across the islands.

The home screen: a globe with region cards, medals earned and a Play button — **Twelve regions to unlock.** Plus a Daily Flight that is the same for everyone.

Keep the airports clear.

Passengers gather at airports, each wanting to reach the airport that shares their colour. Drag a line between two airports and a plane starts flying the route. Add planes and upgrade the busy routes to keep the crowds moving, because if a lounge stays too full, the game is over.

Pay once
No ads
Works offline

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Help test Sky Lines.

Try Sky Lines before it's released. If you're selected, you'll get the game free to test, and you can keep it.

Questions: admin@quietlanternapps.com

Quiet Lantern is a single developer in the UK. I make games and apps without ads.

Sky Lines is inspired by Mini Motorways, which is the property of Dinosaur Polo Club. Sky Lines is an independent game and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Dinosaur Polo Club.