The official Dear Passengers trailer is available from FLEXUS Games, along with a shorter follow-up teaser. Both videos establish the game's first-person airline setting and chaotic cooperative tone, but they are edited promotional material rather than complete gameplay demonstrations.
Watch the official trailer
The main Dear Passengers Trailer is uploaded by FLEXUS Games and embedded on the studio's official website. That matching first-party video ID makes it the reliable version to watch instead of a repost or media mirror.
FLEXUS also published Dear Passengers — Another Friendslop Game. The shorter video promotes the same game and its social chaos; it is not a separate product, expansion, or announced mode.
What the trailer confirms
The main footage moves between cockpit and cabin activity. Crew members fly the aircraft, serve passengers, handle cargo, and react when weather, turbulence, loose objects, and other physical problems disrupt the trip. These scenes match the broad premise on the official Steam page: one crew member pilots while others work in the cabin.
The videos can therefore support descriptions of the premise, visual style, and roles shown on screen. A scene should still be described as “shown” rather than guaranteed as a final launch feature unless written official material confirms it separately.
What the trailer does not confirm
Neither video shows an uninterrupted flight from setup through landing and results. They do not publish a maximum player count, matchmaking flow, keybindings, event probabilities, progression system, or complete objective list. Counting characters on screen cannot prove a lobby limit because the footage may include players, passengers, non-player characters, or scenes from different sessions.
The edits also do not establish local co-op, split screen, crossplay, voice chat, controller support, VR, console versions, the exact release date, price, public demo date, or early access. FLEXUS may revise visible characters, cargo, events, or interface elements during development.
Official videos and sources
- Main official trailer
- Official follow-up teaser
- FLEXUS
- Dear Passengers on Steam
- GameDev DOU interview
In the July 17, 2026 GameDev DOU interview, founder Semen Kozyura said the team created the trailer details and reported roughly 45 million views on X at that time. That is a dated founder statement about X, not a current YouTube count, player count, or wishlist total.
The two FLEXUS uploads are the verified official videos. They explain what Dear Passengers is trying to be, while full-flight gameplay, controls, final player limits, progression, price, and launch details remain unconfirmed.