Before we take off, the crew has prepared a handy FAQ to answer the questions we hear the most around the cabin. If you are curious about the chaos, the gameplay, or the team behind Uh Oh Airlines, this is your in‑flight guide. Please sit back, relax, and enjoy the information.
Uh Oh Airlines is a silly, chaotic flight attendant simulator that you can play with a friend or solo.
Serve drinks and wrangle passengers. Surely it can’t be that hard, right?
Unreal Engine 5.
Super safe. In fact, I encourage you to stream it! Doris would say: No copyright drama. Stream away.
At least 4GB of RAM, 1GB of disk space. It can run on a GTX 1050 and even on Steamdeck!
Uh Oh Airlines is currently localized to 11 languages – English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Latvian, and Malay.
No microtransactions are planned. Additional content or DLC may be considered in the future if there is strong community interest.
I would like to bring the game to consoles in the future, but that remains a longer‑term goal. If the PC release gains enough attention and builds a solid player base, then expanding to other platforms becomes a real possibility.
Join the Discord! That’s the best way to get a hold of me. If you don’t wanna do that, send me an email at [email protected] and I’ll reply that way.
Buy it on release, join the Discord, wishlist, stream it, tell your friends about it, tell your mom and your dog about it. Whatever you can.
Try switching to Proton Experimental in your Steam compatibility settings. This often resolves issuesT. You can enable it by:
1. Go to your Steam Library.
2. Right‑click the game → Properties.
3. Under Compatibility, check “Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool.”
4. Select Proton Experimental from the dropdown.
Last updated: April 14, 2026.