Cards & Components

Boards, cards, tiles, tokens, and symbols used in 1930.

Boards

Game board: double-sided for 2–3 and 4–6 players; includes the map, income, technology, phase, and turn tracks.
Additional Destination boards: two double-sided boards, selected by player count.
Stock Market board: tracks the market value of each airline and holds the available stock pool.
Player boards: track each player’s owned shares and those already used for operating actions.

Publisher component inventory

First Round Turn Order cards: set the first stock-round order and each player’s starting cash.
Contract cards: 82 cards in five value decks. Each player receives one from each deck; the full set of individual faces is To be added.

City Upgrade tiles: raise a city’s printed income and technology color. The rulebook shows examples; a full face list is To be added.

Airline tokens: track stock market position, income and flight status, technology, and the +100/200 income thresholds.
Gate discs: show each airline’s presence in a city.
Hub tokens: add income at eligible cities.
Stock tokens: represent airline shares and can be used to take operating actions.
Turn and Phase markers: track the game sequence.
Money: paper currency in $1, $5, $20, and $100 denominations.
First Player marker: identifies the current first player.

The game board and airline pieces use the printed airline and technology symbols. To be added.