Strategy · iPad

Baggage Hall

Run the baggage hall of a busy airport. Bags arrive with their passengers at check-in and come off the aircraft on the apron; your job is to get every one of them where it belongs, on time.

  • 6 shifts
  • Planning, not reflexes
  • Plays offline
  • Free, no ads, no data collected
In development What you do
Baggage Hall app icon: an airliner above a tug pulling baggage carts with coloured tags

// what you do

You run the hall

The sorter works on its own. Every belt runs at the same speed, so where you put things matters: a dock near the sorter fills faster, one near the carousels empties faster.

Check-in counters

Open counters for each departure before the queue gets long.

A dock for every flight

Departures gather their bags there, arrivals unload theirs.

Tugs

Each tug pulls three carts and shuttles between its dock and the aircraft by itself, waiting its turn in line.

Carousels

Give each arrival a carousel and watch its passengers walk in, wait and take their bags.

Transfer bags

They come in on one aircraft and leave on another: back through the sorter to their connecting flight’s dock.

Jams and breakdowns

Send the technician when the sorter jams or a carousel stops, and bring your tugs to the workshop before they break down.

// six shifts

From a quiet morning to a hub wave

Six shifts, from a quiet morning with two flights to a hub wave of eight with connections, jams and breakdowns. Earn up to three stars on each; one star opens the next.

6shifts
3stars per shift
8flights in the busiest shift
4×top speed

Pause any time

Play at 1×, 2× or 4×, or pause to plan. It is a game of planning, not reflexes.

Colour and shape

Every flight’s tag has its own colour and its own shape. Sounds and an original music loop each have their own switch in the pause menu.

// what it costs

Free

No in-app purchases, no ads, no account. Baggage Hall works offline and collects no data (privacy policy). It is in development and being tested on TestFlight, so it is not on the App Store yet.