A légi társaság - Liszt Ferenc Airport scenario

This cooperative board game for two players puts you in the cockpit as a team of pilots tasked with landing a passenger jet at airports around the world. You must communicate with the control tower, set...
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This cooperative board game for two players puts you in the cockpit as a team of pilots tasked with landing a passenger jet at airports around the world. You must communicate with the control tower, set your speed so you do not overshoot the runway, keep the aircraft level, and deploy the flaps and landing gear at the right moment. After touchdown, you apply the brakes to bring the plane to a halt on time.

The game lasts seven rounds, each beginning with a strategy discussion while the dice results stay hidden. Missions take you from Montreal to Tokyo and require close coordination and an ability to read each other's thinking. A typical session takes around 20 minutes, and the game is recommended for ages 12 and up.

The box contains a three-layer control panel, blue and orange dice, markers, switches and a flight log with landing procedures. The game won the Spiel des Jahres award in 2024.

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