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Guess a real flight route in five tries, identify an aircraft from fleet clues, name an airport from its route network, or tap where a recorded flight lands. Every game is free, with no download or sign-up required.
Looking for city, map, and world geography puzzles? Start with the daily geography games hub.
Guess the flight route
The daily flight-route puzzle with real airline, aircraft, duration, and direction clues.
Guess the city from a 3D map
Peel back a 3D map of a mystery city, layer by layer, and guess where it is.
Circle the population
Draw a loop around exactly the right number of people.
Name the country from the window
Guess the country from a patch of the world seen through an airplane window.
Fold the map, find the country
Every question folds the map in half. Find the hidden country.
Guess the city
Guess the city from travel, weather, and map clues.
3x3 geography grid
Fill a 3x3 grid with cities that fit.
Name the airport
Name the airport from real airline clues.
Route-map airport guesser
Find the hidden airport from its route network.
Guess the train route
Guess the train route from map and service clues.
Stand near 21M
Draw city cards and stand near 21M.
Travel on a budget
Travel as far as you can on a budget.
Approve or deny by rule
Approve or deny cities at the border.
Name cities, fast
Name cities that connect through clues.
Guess the aircraft
Guess the aircraft from the airlines that fly it.
Higher or lower?
Compare cities by population, elevation, age, and more.
Higher or lower: aviation
Compare flight routes, airports, and aircraft by the numbers.
Plan a route
Plan the perfect multi-stop route.
Find the misfit
Find the city that breaks the hidden rule.
Chain borders
Chain countries or states that share a border.
Cross Europe by train
Cross Europe on the real timetable before the clock runs out.
Five flights, two questions
Five recorded flights. Pin the destination or the mid-flight position.
Guess the transit city
Guess the city from one metro line and its service clues.
Snake over real city skies
Guide a growing contrail over real cities without crossing your path.
Routes, fleet compositions, and cabin layouts come from primary sources. No procedurally-generated fluff.
Everyone plays the same puzzle each day. Share your result, compare streaks, see the global leaderboard.
No paywall. No account required. Plays on your phone or laptop in under two minutes.
The games run on the same curated data you can browse directly — every airport, airline, aircraft, route, and seat map, sourced from primary references.
If you like Wordle-style clues, start with SkyQ and identify a real route in five guesses. If you prefer maps, learn how the flight landing map game works, then play Vector and tap where each recorded flight lands. AirportQ uses route networks to test airports, while PlaneQ uses airline and fleet clues to test aircraft.
The format depends on the game. SkyQ reveals duration, aircraft, direction, and airline clues across five guesses. Vector shows five real recorded flights and asks you to pin either the destination or the aircraft's position along its track. Layover is a flight connection game where you build an itinerary under a fare budget.
No. Every game is playable instantly. Sign-up is optional and only saves your streak across devices.
Yes. FlightQ games are built mobile-first. Add the site to your home screen for a full-screen experience.
Every day at 12 AM Eastern for the daily puzzle set.