Air traffic control

Air traffic control (ATC) is a service that directs aircraft on the ground or within their airspace. Airports with active ATC are indicated on the map.

Chat edit edit source

Any messages sent while in ATC will appear blue, with [ATC - (Airport ICAO Code)] beside the username. Different frequencies can be used for an ATC chat separate from other discussion.

Quick Radio edit edit source

Quick Radio provides a fast way to give directions. It uses either the airline callsign, username, or tail number to identify aircraft.

Command	Meaning
Taxiway
Cleared for start-up
Cleared for pushback
Taxi to
Vacate runway
Hold
Hold short
Hold position
Landing and takeoff
Line up and wait
Continue approach
Cancel takeoff
Cleared to land
Go around
Cleared for take off
Approach
Enter Final
Enter Left Base
Enter Right Base
Holding pattern
Visual Approach
ILS Approach

Radar edit edit source

Radar shows aircraft (including stealth), navigation points, runway lines, other airports, and directional markings.