Avia Fly 2: what InOut's runway crash game really pays

AviaFly 2 (you will also see it written Avia Fly 2 or Aviafly2) is InOut Games’ one-player spin on the crash genre. It came out on 27 January 2026, and the studio’s own page puts its RTP at 96.5%. You set a stake and press spin. A red biplane then flies a route that was fixed before take-off, picking up numbers that add to your total, multipliers that grow it and rockets that cut it in half. If it touches down safely, the running total is paid. If it drops into a pit, or runs into a rocket after landing, the stake is lost.

That is the part that sets it apart from most games filed under “crash”. You can’t cash out, and there’s no climbing curve to jump off. Once the wheels leave the ground, the only decision you had in that round (how much to bet) is already behind you.

What Avia Fly 2 is, in plain terms

InOut describes the sequel as a familiar mechanic given faster pacing and sharper visuals, and that is fair. If you have seen a route-style plane game such as BGaming’s Aviamasters, the idea will look familiar: numbers float along a flight path and the plane collects whatever it passes through. Here the setting is a night airfield with a control tower, a hangar stamped with the InOut logo and a red biplane flown by a chicken.

Each round belongs to you alone. A “Live wins” ticker at the top shows other players’ recent results, but nobody shares your flight and nobody else’s bet changes it.

How one flight goes, briefly

Choose a stake, pick a speed, press spin, watch. Along the route:

• +1, +2, +5, +10 add to the running total;
• ×2 to ×5 multiply whatever you have so far;
• ÷2 rockets halve it.

The round ends in one of two ways: a clean landing that credits the total, or a crash that keeps it. We break down every marker, with screenshots, on the how-to-play page.

Mid-flight on a $20 stake: the counter reads $70 (x3.50), with the markers already picked up stacked above the plane.

RTP, stake limits and the Aviafly 2 win cap

RTP. InOut publishes 96.5%. Over a very long run, that means the game keeps about 3.5% of everything staked. It says nothing about the next ten rounds. One wrinkle: the studio demo we loaded on 12 November 2026 carries 95.5% as its default RTP setting, and that is the value its rules window falls back on. Casinos can run a different build, so the number that counts is the one in the rules window at your own casino.

Stakes. The stake limits come from the server, not from a fixed paytable. In InOut’s demo we saw:

Currency	Minimum	Maximum	Win cap per round
GBP	£0.10	£150	£8,000
EUR	€0.10	€200	€10,000
USD	$0.12	$200	$20,000
INR	₹3	₹20,000	₹10,00,000

Max win. The rules say plainly that if a win would exceed the cap, you are paid the cap. InOut does not publish a top multiplier for the route. The cap is a cash amount, so its size relative to your stake depends on the currency: $20,000 on a $200 bet is 100×, while £8,000 on £150 is roughly 53×. Some catalogues quote “x100”, which matches only the dollar settings.

The rules also round results: when a win beats your stake, the profit is rounded up to a whole number; when it falls short of the stake, it is rounded down.

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Avia Fly 2 compared with the first Avia Fly

People searching “aviafly” often find the 2023 game first. They share a name and a studio, not a mechanic.

	Avia Fly (2023)	Avia Fly 2 (2026)
Released	23 November 2023	27 January 2026
RTP (InOut)	95%	96.5%
Players	Multiplayer, shared rounds	Single player
What you do	Cash out before the plane crashes	Nothing after spin; the route decides
Extra mode	Trenball: bet on Red (1–2×), Blue (2× and up) or Green (10× and up)	Autoplay and four speed settings

If you want the classic timing game, the original is the one to look for. The sequel is closer to a quick-fire instant game.

Fair play and the predictor question

Avia Fly 2 has a provably fair menu. Before a round, it shows a hash of the next server seed next to your own client seed, which you can change. Afterwards, you can check any bet from your bet history. InOut says the route is calculated before take-off, so there’s nothing on screen to read and nothing to time. No app, bot or Telegram “signals” feed can see an Avia Fly 2 route in advance. At best they waste your money, and at worst they are after your casino login.

Avia Fly 2 on a phone

The game is built in HTML5 and runs in a mobile browser. On InOut’s page there are only two buttons, Demo Play and Play for real; there is no app. Any “Avia Fly 2 app” in an app store or as a loose APK file was built by someone else, and you have no way to know what it does with your casino login.

Free bets and promotions

The game screen has a built-in free-bet counter, so casinos can hand out Avia Fly 2 rounds as a promotion. Before taking one, read three things in the terms: whether winnings from free rounds carry a wagering requirement, whether crash and instant games count towards wagering at all (some casinos weight them lower or leave them out), and the stake ceiling that applies while bonus money is in play.

Where Avia Fly 2 can be played legally

Most of our readers are in five countries, and the answer is different in each one.

• United Kingdom. Only casinos holding a Gambling Commission licence may offer it to players in Great Britain. Before depositing, search for the operator’s name in the Commission’s public register. Since 2019, British licensees have had to check how old a player is before opening any free-play version.
• India. Act No. 32 of 2025 (India’s online gaming statute, passed in August 2025) shuts the door in three places: section 5 forbids anyone to offer online money games, section 6 forbids promoting them, and section 7 bars banks and anyone handling payments from processing money for them. Implementing Rules followed; they apply from 1 May 2026 onwards. Punishment under the Act is reserved for the businesses involved, not for people who play. Even so, no one can legally offer you real-money Avia Fly 2.
• Netherlands. Online games of chance are legal only at operators licensed by the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), which keeps a public register of licensees. Licensed sites must check every player against Cruks, the national self-exclusion register.
• Australia. The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits offering online casino-style games to people in Australia, and ACMA has internet providers block offshore sites that do. There is no licensed real-money route here, whatever an offshore site promises.
• Portugal. SRIJ lists “Saque ou Crash” among the online game types licensed operators may run (Regulamento n.º 308/2023). Whether a particular Portuguese licensee carries Avia Fly 2 is up to that operator, so check the SRIJ list of licensed entities.

Everywhere else: 18+ only, and only with a licence recognised in your own country.

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