Top 5 Planes Games on Android in Oceania, Q3 2021

The third quarter of 2021 showcased interesting trends for the top 5 planes games on the Android platform in Oceania. Below, we delve into the weekly performance metrics for each app, backed by data from Sensor Tower.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games

The game saw a notable fluctuation in weekly downloads, peaking at approximately 9.8K in mid-July before gradually declining to around 4.1K by the end of September. Weekly revenue remained relatively stable, with a peak of about $3.7K in late July and early August. Active users showed a similar trend, starting at 12K in late June and reaching a high of nearly 30K in mid-July, before tapering off to around 19.7K by the end of the quarter.

Airport City transport manager

This app experienced a steady range in weekly downloads, with a significant spike to 1.8K in the final week of September. Revenue trends followed a similar pattern, peaking at $3K at the end of June and maintaining figures around $2K for most of the quarter. Active user numbers were relatively stable, starting at 2.9K and increasing to about 3.7K by the end of September.

Airline Manager - 2024

Downloads for this app were consistent, hovering around 200-500 weekly, with a slight increase towards the end of September. Revenue saw a gradual rise, peaking at $839 in late August. Active users showed a steady climb from 640 in late June to 843 by the end of September, indicating a growing user base.

Airlines Manager: Plane Tycoon

Weekly downloads for this game remained relatively stable, averaging around 350-420. Revenue varied throughout the quarter, peaking at $754 in mid-September. Active users fluctuated slightly, maintaining an average of around 830, dipping to 711 by the end of September.

HAWK: Airplane Space games

This app had the lowest weekly downloads among the top 5, with figures ranging from 56 to 278. Revenue showed moderate peaks, reaching $775 in mid-July and $713 in late September. Active users saw a drop from 744 in late June to 438 by the end of September, indicating a declining trend in user engagement.

For more in-depth insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.