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educational video game
Let's Explore the Airport (Junior Field Trips)
By Humongous Entertainment, released 1 Jan 1995
- Linux
- Microsoft Windows
- macOS
What it is
Let’s Explore the Airport is a 1995 educational game from Humongous Entertainment in the Junior Field Trips series. Buzzy the Knowledge Bug guides children through a working airport, including the ticket counter, Concord cockpit, ground-crew operations, and baggage handling. The airport contains more than 40 locations to explore with point-and-click controls. Players can learn about airport jobs, machines, tools, and objects through over 200 detailed explanations, many read aloud by Buzzy. Interactive click points, colorful animation, lively sound effects, and child-directed exploration let players choose where to go and how much to learn. Steam lists single-player, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. The game is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with Humongous Entertainment and Nightdive Studios as publishers. Its Steam release date is April 24, 2015, and its listed Steam genre is Casual.
What players like, and what they don't
- Over 40 airport locations
- More than 200 explained objects and jobs
- Buzzy provides spoken guidance
- Point-and-click exploration
- Windows, macOS, and Linux support
- Educational focus may not suit action players
- Single-player only
- Originally released in 1995
Who it suits
It is aimed at children and families seeking guided, exploratory learning about airport operations. Single-player play and spoken explanations support independent discovery.
Let’s Explore the Airport turns airport operations into a guided point-and-click learning tour. Its many locations, spoken explanations, and interactive objects give children room to explore at their own pace.
