In Flight Date, your job is to bring together people who live far apart. The catch? You don’t know where they’re meeting. Where they end up depends on the limited flight tickets you have to work with.

Assign tickets

Start with the tickets you have and decide who gets which flight.

Plan routes

Sometimes the solution is as simple as a single direct flight. Other times, a small meetup turns into an absurdly complicated travel plan after a few layovers.

Work around constraints

You can’t use every flight however you like. Schedules need to line up, connections need to work, and each route has to fit everyone’s plans. As you progress, budgets, weather conditions, and new travel rules come into play.

Solve at your own pace

Swap tickets around, try different connections, and untangle the logistical mess at your own pace. It’s not about finding the answer fast; it’s about slowly piecing together a route that works with the limited options you have.

Bring people together

Follow Hilal, Mateo, and the other characters you’ll meet along the way through friendships, family, dates, and little everyday plans. Watch them grab coffee, stop by a bookshop, have a picnic, or finally share something they’ve been meaning to talk about for a while.

Every completed journey leaves behind a little memory.

As you meet new characters and discover new cities, the puzzles change too. But the goal stays the same: work with the limited options you have, find the right routes, and bring people’s paths together again.

• Build the right travel plan for everyone with just a handful of flight tickets.

• Work around layovers, schedules, budgets, and different needs.

• Get to know the characters, discover the bonds between them, and share in the little moments their meetups leave behind.

• Solve increasingly varied travel puzzles as you discover new cities and meet new characters.

• Try different routes at your own pace and untangle the logistical mess.

Disclaimer: All flights in this game are fictional. We do not recommend this many layovers in real life.