Aviatrix Crash Game Review 2026: RTP, Second Chance and a Licence Check
Short answer: Aviatrix is a plane-themed crash game released in November 2022, whose maker publishes an RTP of 97.00% and describes its rounds as provably fair. Its site says Aviatrix is licensed or certified in markets including Malta, Romania, Sweden and Ontario, but it names no licence holder or number, and we could not find its licence on a public register we could check on 21 October 2026. Our testers have not played it yet.
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At a glance
| Licence check | Not found on a public register we could check (21 October 2026). |
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| Company | Not published |
| Founded | Not published |
| Based in | Not published |
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| What the studio says about them | Aviatrix (listed as 'Crash Game' on the studio's site): released November 2022, game type Crash, volatility Medium-High, RTP 97.00%; players cash out before the plane flies away; The studio says provably fair mechanics ensure transparency, and lists auto cashout and betting options; Aviatrix Second Chance: released March 2026, game type Crash, volatility High, RTP 97.50%; selected players can get a second flight after the first crash; progress is shared with Aviatrix; 'Metaverse' features across the studio's games: one player profile, one loyalty programme, in-game lobby, shared progression, shared bonuses and one leaderboard; Player features listed: plane level-ups and skins, built-in free bets and promo codes, loyalty programme, special events and holidays; Operator features listed: multi-currency and crypto support, client customisation, reverse and direct integration, promo support, full localisation; The studio's other games are slots (Aviatrix Fruits, Aviatrix Fortunes) and instant games (Aviatrix Mines, Aviatrix Plinko), not crash games |
| Checked | 21 October 2026 |
Who makes Aviatrix, and what we could check
Aviatrix is the name of both the studio and its first game. Its site lists the markets where it says it is licensed or certified: Romania, Malta, Spain, Peru, Greece, Italy, Georgia, the Netherlands, Ontario, Sweden, Colombia, South Africa, Brazil and Estonia, with the USA and Slovakia in progress. It does not name the company that holds those approvals or give any licence number. On 21 October 2026 we found no holder under the Aviatrix name on the UK Gambling Commission or Swedish registers, so we could not find its licence on a public register we could check.
How the Aviatrix crash game works
Aviatrix, released in November 2022, follows the classic crash format: a plane takes off, a multiplier rises, and a bet has to be cashed out before the plane flies away. The studio rates its volatility as medium-high and offers auto cashout and several betting options. Its own twist is what it calls a metaverse: players keep one profile, plane level-ups and skins, loyalty points and shared bonuses across its games. Aviatrix Second Chance, released in March 2026, keeps the same mechanics but can give selected players a second flight after the first crash; the studio rates it as high volatility.
RTP and provably fair rounds
The studio's game pages give an RTP of 97.00% for Aviatrix and 97.50% for Aviatrix Second Chance. These are long-run figures over a very large number of rounds, not a guide to any session, and the rules screen at your casino shows the figure that applies there. The studio says its crash game uses provably fair mechanics, meaning a round's result can be checked after it ends, but its public pages do not explain the method in detail. Aviatrix also lists built-in free bets and promo codes among its player features.
What this means for a player in Malaysia
Aviatrix is supplied to casino operators, so the game only appears inside a casino's crash lobby, where each casino sets the bet limits. On 21 October 2026 we saw Aviatrix listed next to Aviator on the crash pages of several Malaysia-facing casino sites. The studio says it supports many currencies, including crypto, and that its games are fully localised, but it does not list the languages on the pages we read. Online casinos are not licensed in Malaysia. Because we could not confirm the studio's licence, check the casino's own licence before using any site that offers it.
What our testers will check
Hands-on testing has not started, and nothing on this page comes from our own play. When our testers open Aviatrix at a few casinos, they plan to record the RTP shown in each rules screen, the bet limits each casino sets, whether a provably fair check is available inside the game, how the plane level-ups and free bets appear, and how quickly the game loads on a Malaysian mobile connection. We will also keep looking for the company behind the studio on public registers. Until then, this review reports only what the studio publishes, as read on 21 October 2026.
RTP the studio publishes
| Game | RTP | Where the figure comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Aviatrix | 97.00% | Studio's own page |
| Aviatrix Second Chance | 97.50% | Studio's own page |
Casinos we review that list Aviatrix
Our casino records do not say which casinos carry Aviatrix, so none are listed here.
Other crash game providers
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Frequently asked questions
Is Aviatrix legit?
We cannot confirm it yet. The studio's site says it is licensed or certified in markets such as Malta, Romania, Sweden and Ontario, but it gives no company name or licence number, and on 21 October 2026 we found no Aviatrix entry on the UK or Swedish registers. Check the casino's own licence before using any site that offers it.
Is the Aviatrix game real or fake?
Aviatrix is a real crash game from a studio of the same name, with its own site and a free demo. Whether a particular site offering it is trustworthy is a separate question: the studio's own guide says players reach the game through online casinos that carry it, so check that casino.
What is the RTP of Aviatrix?
The studio's game page gives 97.00% for Aviatrix and 97.50% for Aviatrix Second Chance. The rules screen at your casino shows the figure that applies there.
Is Aviatrix the same as Aviator?
No. Aviator is made by Spribe, and Aviatrix by a different studio. Both are plane-themed crash games, but they have different owners, rules, features and published RTPs: 97% for Aviator and 97.00% for Aviatrix.
Who owns Aviatrix?
The studio's site does not name the company behind it; its footer reads only Aviatrix, with copyright from 2022. We found no register entry under the Aviatrix name on 21 October 2026, so the owner is not confirmed.
What is Aviatrix Second Chance?
It is the studio's second crash game, released in March 2026. It plays like Aviatrix, but selected players can get a second flight after the first crash. The studio gives it high volatility and an RTP of 97.50%.
Is Aviatrix provably fair?
The studio says its crash game uses provably fair mechanics for transparency. Its public pages do not explain the method in detail, and our testers have not checked it inside the game yet.
Can I play Aviatrix in Malaysia?
We do not recommend casinos on this page. Aviatrix appears in the crash lobbies of several Malaysia-facing casino sites, with bet limits set by each casino. We could not confirm the studio's own licence, so check the casino's licence too.