Nov 23, 2018 - AAI acquires eight mobile ATC towers for small airports. Soon going to call for bids under UDAN-III that could include more under-served.

ATC3: A more casual ATC game balanced for people who like a sim but don't want to become ATC-qualified! Hanzipen font. It's not especially realistic and doesn't try to be. You play several controller roles, with an advanced mode to introduce SID/STAR etc, but you have no control over altitude or speed and very limited control over taxiing - BUT it's the best looking with 3D images of planes in flight, taking off and landing. Lingea lexicon 5 platinum keygen 1. This is my favourite ATC game, but as others have said, while there was a heavily-censored version sold internationally at a hugely inflated price for just 6 short levels (Tokyo BigWing: I Am An Air Traffic Controller), the best and biggest version has been fan-converted out of desperation for a fun ATC game outside of Japan, with real airlines reinstated (I wish it would be sold internationally - I'm sure it would do well). The fan-made version is free, but of course there's an issue about legality.

Airport Madness: A fun arcade time-management type game. It's not even trying to emulate an ATC simulator and I think it's a shame that some people are criticising it for that.

This game is THE most casual of the three and it's a lot of fun. It's not pretty (the graphics and resolution options could be sharper) but it's silly-fun! It's one of those 'filler' games where you don't want to play any deep or long/intense game. As much as I love serious and semi-serious ATC games, I'm really enjoying this one too, but as more of an arcade type game. There is also Global ATC available on Steam. This looks to be a more modern ATC2, but reviews are mixed and it's a tad pricey for a first-time gamble.

There was a demo released though, but I don't know if that is still available. If so it will be on the Store page. ATC3: A more casual ATC game balanced for people who like a sim but don't want to become ATC-qualified!

It's not especially realistic and doesn't try to be. You play several controller roles, with an advanced mode to introduce SID/STAR etc, but you have no control over altitude or speed and very limited control over taxiing Aren't you mixing ATC2 and ATC3 for a bit? ATC2 does have expert mode where you get to pick the correct SID for departing planes. It does not have custom heading assignment and it is very limited in taxing option (A/B/C).

In ATC2 you are also in-charge with several roles (Delivery, Ground, Tower, Arrival, and Departure), just as much in ATC3. In ATC3 you can define taxing route and assign custom heading in expert mode for SID/STAR. Furthermore you can control altitude in RJBB and speed in RJAA/RJAAN. Most people think ATC2 is hardcore because you'll be penalized if you don't respond right away. What they didn't know is that in ATC2 simply telling the plane to hold/stand-by will prevent being penalized.

If the plane is getting inpatient issue stand-by command. That way you'll still get the full score and avoid stress gauge buildup.

I disagree with the notion that Airport Madness has time management aspect. Time management would be challenging player to use time wisely. Games like Sims series, Atelier series, even Harvest Moon/Rune Factory all have time management aspect.

Airport Madness really doesn't have this aspect. Airport Madness is really just a casual ATC simulation game. Thanks for all of the comments, folks! Yep, Airport Madness is not trying to be hyper realistic or anything. In fact, the next version will be 3D but will still abide by the Airport Madness rules of simplicity. We went insane-real with our radar game, RADAR CHAOS HAWAII EDITION and it was quite a flop. I received a few emails from real-world controllers, thanking me for building something accurate, but the majority of the emails were asking me WTF.