ATC Ground Point

While a lot of air traffic control is done for airplanes in the sky it is also important that airplanes move safely on the ground. Do you have what it takes to move airplanes safely and also have them arrive on time at the stand or runway?

ATC Ground Point V2.0 now live

This game had a bit of a rough launch and has been in a sort of early access stage. However, with regular updates the number of airports has gone from 5 to 10 and pilot voices has been added. There has also been various other improvements such as faster path finding. ATC Ground Point V2.0 was officially released on 17th of April.

Airports Around the World

Try controlling the ground movement of 10 different airports around the world. The layout of each airport challenging in it's own way. Full airport list:

CYVR Vancouver

EFHK Helsinki

EGLC London City

KRSW Fort Myers

KSEA Seattle

LIRF Rome

RJBB Osaka

RKSI Seoul

YMML Melbourne

ZSSS Shanghai

Point and click

The game has a simple point and click system to make it easy to get started. If things feel a bit too easy or too hard the arrival rate can be change both before and while controlling. In addition to the endless mode, there are aircraft movement and time-based game modes as well.

Customize the radar

Choose the icon for the airplanes and the update rate. From seamless movement to position updates every 5 seconds.

Give and take from the tower controller

Remember to handoff airplanes to tower when they get close to their assigned departure runway or are about to cross an active runway.

Changing situation

Turn on the automatic change of arrival rate to have a variation of hectic and calm times during the session.

Handle issues and towing

Sometimes things do not go according to plan. Make sure to handle airplanes that need extra time or has to return to the gate. Also, make sure to give clearances to push tugs that are towing airplanes from one stand to another.

Set highscores

The scoring system is based on the difference between the actual time of arrival to a stand or runway and the slot time of the aircraft. Try to be as close to the slot time as possible but do not be late. And if a collision occurs your session is ended.

Good luck!