Scrap It! Has released on iOS and Android! Was actually a few days ago but I haven’t seen any mention of it so I’m guessing you guys probably haven’t seen either.
NEW GAME ALERT from FLYBOYS
World Of Airports: Scrap It
Download Now!
Play Store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.FlyboysGames.ScrapIT
App Store - World of Airports: Scrap It App - App Store
We need the swarm power of the community to hunt a bug — the famous “frozen marshaller” who stops the aircraft from being handled.
The issue appears randomly: the marshaller keeps waving, but the handling services cannot be assigned.
To help us investigate, please send us a screenshot of the issue. Ideally, capture the aircraft service menu (the window where you assign handling services).
The screenshot should include:
• Player name
• Stand number
• Aircraft / flight number
Please send all screenshots and information to:
support@flyboys.games
Thank you for helping us track this down! ![]()
Link to original post by Charlie.
3.5.0 has just released on all platforms!
The A332/3 engine models as a player plane is no longer available to buy, the devs have been informed and they are working on a fix.
A plan is in the works to either replace them for those who had them unlocked pre update or give compensation, precise details still unknown.
According to Charlie, ZRH is currently on pace for an end of May release. This doesn’t guarantee that it will release then, but that is the current plan.
Source, via Charlie.
The first ScrapIt devblog is now out, and among the highlights are new liveries and a new starting continent, Eastern Europe, designed to help ease new players into the harder levels of western Europe!
Bug fixes update 3.5.1 is out
Meet The Devs - # 02
Location - Plasy Air Show (Plasy Airport (LKPS), Czechia)
Date - April 25 - 26, 2026
Source - Click Here
We’re heading to Plasy this weekend!
On Saturday and Sunday, April 25–26, you can find us at the Den ve vzduchu airshow in Plasy (@den.ve.vzduchu). ![]()
If you’re going to be there too, stop by for a chat. We’d love to meet you in person and talk about World of Airports, game development, and aviation.
As promised, we’re planning more in-person meetups this year, whether at airports or airshows. This is our first trip, but definitely not the last one this year.
So, who’s coming? Let us know in the comments. ![]()
Tickets link - Click Here
#gamedevelopers aviation #meetup #planespotting #avgeek
Meet The Devs - # 03
Location - Aviatická pouť (translated into English as the Aviation Fair or Aviation Pilgrimage)(Hradec Králové Airport (QZH/LKHK), Czechia)
Date - May 30 - 31, 2026
Source - Click Here
If you’re going to be there too, stop by for a chat. We’d love to meet you in person and talk about World of Airports, game development, and aviation.
All Simulators which were there in the Plasy Air Show Meet Up (#02) would be present here too!
As promised, we’re planning more in-person meetups this year, whether at airports or airshows. This is our first trip, but definitely not the last one this year.
So, who’s coming? Let us know in
Meet The Devs # 03 Discussion .
More details will be shared soon!!!
Previous Meet The Devs #02
Bit late but putting this here for the sake of consistency: 3.6.0 is now out on all platforms.
But not yet clear when it comes to the game!
WoA 3.6.1 is now released on all platforms!
Primarily bug fixes and improvements.
WE DID
NOT
Nerf the A346F!
We’ve seen several comments suggesting that the A346F has been nerfed. It has not.
The confusion comes from a UI bug in Unity that affects the revenue values displayed on the aircraft information card.
The aircraft still performs exactly as before. However, the maximum revenue shown in the UI has never been achievable in actual gameplay because the displayed value is incorrect.
In other words:
The A346F has not been nerfed.
Its actual cargo and profit calculations remain unchanged.
The revenue shown on the aircraft information card is inaccurate due to a UI issue.
We are working on correcting the displayed values so that they accurately reflect the aircraft’s real performance.
Thank you for your reports and for helping us identify the source of the confusion.




















