Airside ATC On SaleNew
You sit down at the desk, and the field is already busy. Aircraft at the gates are still boarding. One is ready to push back. Two more are on final. Every one of them is waiting for a call from you.
Say it, and it happens. Hold a key and speak, the way you have heard it done a hundred times. Or pick the aircraft and press the button. The crew answers you either way, in its own voice, with a few words of its own now and then. Everything runs on your own PC, with no cloud and no subscription. ... You sit down at the desk, and the field is already busy. Aircraft at the gates are still boarding. One is ready to push back. Two more are on final. Every one of them is waiting for a call from you.
Say it, and it happens. Hold a key and speak, the way you have heard it done a hundred times. Or pick the aircraft and press the button. The crew answers you either way, in its own voice, with a few words of its own now and then. Everything runs on your own PC, with no cloud and no subscription.
Flights land, park, take their bags and their fuel, and go out again on the next leg. Nothing is set up by hand and nothing repeats itself. You turn up, and there is a day waiting for you. You choose how hard it should be: a quiet field where you can take your time, or an hour with no gaps in it at all.
The gates, the stands, the taxiways and the runways come from the simulator, so your home field is there already and so is everywhere else. Real airlines, going to places they really fly to, and with live traffic, the real flights your airport works that day. Every crew gets a voice, dealt from 45 voices in a range of accents.
Airside is ground and tower on one frequency. You buy it once and it stays yours. Updates are included and not charged for: no subscription, and nothing to renew.
Features
- Ground and Tower on one position: pushback, taxi, holding points, runway crossings, line up, take off, landing clearances and stand allocation.
- Two ways to work, chosen at start up: speech recognition, or issuing from the strip.
- Traffic generated for a full day, shaped by the field: more runways take more, a smaller apron takes less.
- Departures on real routes and arrivals on real arrivals, read from the simulator's own navigation data.
- Conflict detection on the ground, with a controller's own answers: give way, hold position, a turn, or a tug back.
- Live traffic with the full version: the real airlines, flight numbers and times the airport works that day.
- Crews with a few words of their own, and a setting for how often they talk.
- A recorder on every shift, so a problem can be sent to support in one click.
- Four lessons that teach the position rather than the buttons.
Requirements
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, on Windows 10 or 11, 64 bit.
- 2 GB of memory for Airside itself, up to 3 GB with heavy traffic, on top of the simulator.
- An internet connection, needed when Airside starts.
- A microphone only if you want to speak your calls. You can press the buttons instead.
- Turn off the simulator's own aircraft traffic before your first shift.
