Your message, photo or voice note is loaded onto an actual aircraft and flown between two real airports. A Courier Prop does 350 km/h. Newburgh to Ad Dammam is a day in the air — and the parcel stays sealed until the moment it lands.
A written message, a photo, a voice note, or all three. Up to 25 MB in the hold. Attach Fuel as a gift if you want to.
Choose from your hangar and spend Fuel to launch. The airports are real and the distance between them is real, so the flight time is not a number someone made up.
Hours or days later it touches down and you both get told. Nobody can read a word of it before that — not even a preview.
A message that costs nothing to send is worth roughly that. AirParcel puts distance back in: you spend Fuel, you pick something that can actually make the crossing, and then you wait for it the way people used to wait for post. When it lands, it lands — and the person on the other end knows exactly what it took to get there.
You start with a Courier Prop. Fly it and it levels — every level adds speed, up to a ceiling of 18% over stock.
AirParcel lets you meet pilots you have never met. That is the good part, and it is also the part that has to be taken seriously.
Asked once, before the app opens, and it cannot be changed afterwards.
Meeting strangers is gated to over-18s. Under that age you can still send to people you already know.
On every profile and every parcel. A block is silent and immediate, and it stops them finding you again.
You fly from an airport, not from your street. Other pilots see a city — never coordinates, never you.
AirParcel is in final testing on Android. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it goes live — nothing else, ever.