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SkyTroller™: Enroute Air Traffic Control

Ever wonder if you've got what it takes to control the skies?
Category Price Seller Device
Games $1.99 HeavyLifters Network Ltd. iPhone, iPad, iPod

SkyTroller™ is an air traffic control game for the iPhone or iPod Touch. From the vantage of your radar screen you watch as flights from across the country converge in your airspace high over Kansas. But don't get too comfortable... you have only seconds to react and keep aircraft in your sector safe as jets bear down on each other at nearly 900 miles per hour.

Air traffic controllers need cool heads and strategic minds as they strive to avoid "Critical Separation Losses". Plan ahead and respond quickly by assigning new flight levels as traffic conflicts arise, and you can stay on the job to play another day.

See if you've got what it takes! Score high enough and you never know, the FAA might call.

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User Feedback:
"Programming feels rock solid." -PlaneFan
"The app UI is awesome. I like the graphics." -Mavesp
"Just like being an air traffic controller" -kalel39
"Nice game for those interested in ATC" - shaken not stirred

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Words that you might associate with SkyTroller™ - Enroute Air Traffic Control are: air, traffic, control, airplane, aircraft, plane, jet, flight, flight control, enroute, en route, ATC, radar, simulate, simulator, simulation, altitude, ascend, descend, and airspace.

Reviews

Hard
Suballfan

Really fun it just gets too hard really fast! And there should be a change speed option...not the biggest window of speed changes, but maybe a little. Otherwise very fun.


Very nice
PlaneFan

Does what it says. Programming feels rock solid. Good ui. Would be nice if I could zoom in but not a big deal. Fun and great if u like aviation.


Don't buy
hpsmags22

Waste of money


Very stupid, not worth $1.99
FFM19

This game is not worth it all all. Don't buy it!


Nice one...
sau124

Does exactly what it states. The app UI is awesome. I like the graphics. Controls could be a bit better but once you get used to it, it seems pretty good. I would totally recommend this game. It is like you are literally controlling the air traffic.


ATC's Apply Here
"shaken not stirred"

This game is about simulating a job as an air traffic controller. You have to make sure the planes get through your screen without running into each other. You can't change the direction the planes are going, but you can change their altitude, so they can pass over one another. Altitude is controlled by tapping on the plane you want to select and swiping up or down. There is a nice detailed tutorial included on the menu screen. The game starts slow but quickly picks up. Local high scores only. Nice game for those interested in ATC, which is definitely this game's target audience.


Just like being an air traffic contoller
kalel39

This app is tough to master, but once you get the hang of it, its pretty fun. A very challenging app.


The best game
Civerboy2000

Is the best Game


FAAPilotCoachdotcom
Eur2

Solid UI, gorgeous tutoral but get's dificult really fast ! Hard to touch correct planes when multiple Acft on same IFR routes. Unsure why planes turn blue or red? Maybe levels in game with different challenges? Keep those updates coming, great idea, best of luck


Not a bad little game
liamstoaster

This game is apparently partly the product of a long-time ATC vet. From what I hear about the profession, it's a good simulation of en-route control. Since there are no real planes (and thus no lives) involved, it feels a bit like Tetris. Two great features would be additional locations (maybe even departure and approach areas) and difficulty settings, i.e. ability to limit traffic density.