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By Amanda Bindel
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Freemium airport game includes frequent inappropriate ads.
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Baby Airlines - Airport City Adventures
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What's It About?
BABY AIRLINES - AIRPORT CITY ADVENTURES lets kids role-play working at an airport, doing jobs that require quite a lot of maintenance and cleaning up. They can work on the plane's exterior in the "Body Shop," painting it and adding accessories. They can fix the plane's mechanics in the "Fix the Plane" shop, and do maintenance of the cockpit in the "Flight Simulator." Then they can shop in the "Duty Free" shop and clean the plane before passengers board. More airport features -- the "Control Tower," "Lost & Found," "X-Ray," and "Check-In" require an in-app purchase to unlock.
Is It Any Good?
Once the ads are removed, Baby Airlines - Airport City Adventures is a pretty fun role-playing game for kids, though it quickly becomes repetitive once kids have visited each of the stops in the airport and is much more focused on tidying up than flying. Parents will have to unlock the Control Tower for kids to do any actual flying, and even then, it's the same experience over and over in each of the buildings at the airport. This ad-driven game can get quite pricey quickly but doesn't offer much content for the price.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can visit an airport to watch planes take off and land to entertain and educate kids interested in flying.
Talk to kids about the steps involved in flying on a plane, both from a passenger's perspective and a pilot or an airline employee's perspective.
App Details
- Devices : iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad , Android , Kindle Fire
- Subjects : Arts : playing
- Skills : Thinking & Reasoning : thinking critically , Creativity : imagination
- Pricing structure : Free to try (In-app purchases ranging from $.99 to $4.99 unlock additional content and/or remove ads.)
- Release date : September 17, 2014
- Genre : Kids' Games
- Topics : Transportation ( Cars & Trucks )
- Publisher : Kids Fun Club by TabTale
- Version : 1.1
- Minimum software requirements : iOS 5.1.1 or later; Android 2.3.3 and up
- Last updated : October 1, 2025
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