The title obviously refers to the state electrical gadgets have to be switched to in order not to interfere with the plane's navigation and communication systems. Graphically, Flight Mode belongs to a group of Nolimit City slots, which includes the likes of Outsourced, Outsourced Payday, and Brick Snake 2000, which have a sort of scrappy 1990s, Beavis and Butthead-type look. The gaming area is wedged onto the back of a seat, next to that hanger thing you can pull, and hair from the passenger in front. It's not the most savoury view, but it sure beats the bonus round where the plane has fallen out of the sky into the sea, and survivors are threatened by a shark.