AMA's endless-flyer Panic Flight swoops onto Android

Cloud-busting casual one-tap title Panic Flight has just swooped onto the Google Play Store.

Following in the flight path of Halfbrick's extremely successful Jetpack Joyride, AMA's free-to-play Android aircraft extravaganza sees you guiding a plane towards power-ups and away from danger.

Controlling the craft is as simple as dragging your finger up and down the screen.

During our preview of the game last month - which contains 18 missions and several international locations - our man in the air Will Wilson praised its strong presentation and incentive-driven gameplay.

In fact, with its eight flyable planes, Facebook and Twitter integration, and structured campaign mode, Panic Flight stands a good chance of finding its way onto a fair few handsets.

If you fancy taking to the skies, you can download Panic Flight free of charge from the Google Play Store now [download].

iOS, Windows Phone, and Java gamers, meanwhile, can look forward to boarding Panic Flight in the near future.