FINAL APPROACHAIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
TOWER ONLINEDUSTY 01
THE LANDING CHALLENGE

Small beginnings. Extraordinary landings.

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MISSIONS
COMPLETED
CENTRAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

A field of possibility.

CHASE CAM
330°345°000°015°030°
GREEN ZONE · RUNWAY CLEARLand, then stop completely inside the green outline
RWY 36
Your runway is a little closer to nature.
WIND4 KTS NEDry runway · good visibility
LOCAL RADAR 2 NM
N ↑
Preparing the airfield…
AIRSPEED
078KTS
ALTITUDE
224FT AGL
BANK ANGLE
0.0DEG
VERTICAL SPEED
−360FT/MIN
GENTLE DESCENT
THROTTLE 48%

Your flight path From the cornfields to the cosmos.

ALL SYSTEMS READY
Bank / Pitch /WS Throttle /G Gear /F Flaps /SPACE Brake
STAY LEVEL. LAND LEGENDARY.
FLIGHT SCHOOL

A little control goes a long way.

Use ← and → to bank, ↑ to raise the nose, and ↓ to descend. Avoid birds and wait until runway traffic clears. Touch down level, then hold Space to a complete stop inside the green outline.

Bank left / right
Nose up / down
W SMore / less throttle
Q ERudder left / right
G FLanding gear / flaps
SPACEStart / wheel brakes
P RPause / restart
TShow / hide turn guide
CChange camera

If the runway is occupied, raise the nose and add throttle to climb. Bank with ←/→ to fly a circuit, then return on heading 000°. Press T for optional cyan waypoints and turning cues. Keep holding ↑ as needed to maintain altitude in a bank. The guide never flies for you. Rain reduces braking grip; storms add strong gusts, downdrafts, poor visibility, and a pitching carrier deck. Leave more room to stop. Space applies brakes after touchdown. On the Moon, throttle controls descent thrust. Sound starts with Begin approach; use ♫ to mute.