Abstract: In order to investigate game strategies between airports, airlines and industrial government for controlling runway incursion risks, a tripartite evolutionary game model is built based on payoff function matrix and the evolutionary game process simulated based on system dynamics. Two kinds of simulation environments are set up, including probability mutation and dynamic regulation. The model has passed tests and sensitivity analysis. Simulation results show that the game model has effective solutions, but there is no evolutionary equilibrium. There is evolutionary equilibrium under the condition of dynamic regulation strategy. The conclusion is that economic sanction is imposed as the function of runway incursion risks severity. Industrial government implements dynamic regulation strategy which pushes airports and airlines to intensify the control of runway incursion risks.