Dear Passengers Game Guide
Dear Passengers is a first-person co-op game where friends fly the plane, work the aisle, protect risky cargo, and try to keep one rough flight from becoming a complete airborne mess.
Wishlist on SteamThe Dear Passengers game is a first-person airline comedy where the flight crew has more problems than hands.
One player takes the cockpit while the rest of the crew moves through a physical cabin, serves travelers, keeps baggage and risky cargo under control, and reacts when weather or bad decisions send everything flying. Before takeoff, the passenger and cargo manifest also appears to be part of the gamble: better-paying work can bring a much uglier trip.
Steam lists both single-player and online co-op. The trailer shows the multiplayer fantasy clearly, while the exact player limit and the way solo crew management works are still unanswered.
One aircraft connects every job. A rough move in the cockpit can turn a drink run, loose suitcase, or difficult passenger into the next crew-wide emergency.
The game already has a clear shape, but several buying and multiplayer details still do not have a departure time.
These are part of the current game listing.
Keep these out of your purchase plan for now.
Release moves, demo talk, and the updates worth checking before the next flight.
FLEXUS announced that Dear Passengers reached 1.5 million Steam wishlists, extending the game’s rapid pre-release growth after its one-million milestone.
A FLEXUS co-founder told dev.ua that a Gamescom build is in preparation and a public demo is planned for later, without giving a public release date.
FLEXUS reported that Dear Passengers entered Steam’s Top 25 most-wishlisted games and reached one million wishlists two days after its reveal.
FLEXUS opened the Dear Passengers Steam page with Windows, solo, online co-op, core gameplay features, and a broad 2026 launch window.
Start with the flight loop, then work out where your crew belongs when the cabin gets loud.
Beginner Guide11 min read
Learn how to choose passengers and cargo, divide crew jobs, survive a chaotic flight, and spot the details FLEXUS still has not explained.
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Crew Strategy10 min read
Compare the pilot and cabin jobs, see what each side handles, and pick the role that sounds more fun for your crew.
Read guideRelease, multiplayer, solo play, consoles, and developer answers are ready to scan.
Steam lists a 2026 release window. FLEXUS has not announced an exact month or day.
Yes. Steam lists online co-op as well as single-player.
FLEXUS has not announced the maximum online player count.
Yes. Single-player is confirmed, although its crew-management structure has not been explained.
No console version has been announced. Windows PC through Steam is the only confirmed platform.
Crossplay has not been announced.
FLEXUS co-founder Semen Kozyura told dev.ua that the studio is preparing a Gamescom build and plans a public demo later. No public download date is available.
Dear Passengers is developed and published by FLEXUS.
