Flight ATC
iOS app by William Yeung. Games · William Yeung
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 6
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.6
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
Take command of the skies in Flight ATC, a simple yet addictive air traffic control game that puts your strategy and reflexes to the test. Your mission is clear: - Guide each plane to its matching airport by drawing a safe route. - Avoid mid-air collisions as multiple aircraft fill the sky. - Match colors — every plane has a unique color, and only the airport with the same color will accept it. How to Play - Tap and hold a plane to begin drawing its flight path. - Sketch a route toward the plane’s matching airport while it keeps flying. - Release to lock in the route — the plane will follow your path. - Land planes safely to earn points. - The game ends if two planes collide! Features - Simple controls: intuitive touch-and-draw gameplay that anyone can pick up. - Endless challenge: planes keep arriving, testing your multitasking and planning skills. - Color-coded airports: match each plane to its unique destination for clarity and challenge. - Dynamic difficulty: the more planes you land, the busier the skies get. - Crisp, scalable visuals: designed to run smoothly across phones and tablets. - Quick restart: jump back into the action with a single tap. Why You’ll Love It - Flight ATC combines the thrill of strategy with the simplicity of arcade action. It’s perfect for quick play sessions, but it’s also addictive enough to keep you trying for a higher score. Whether you’ve got a few minutes to spare or you’re looking to beat your best record, Flight ATC delivers engaging, fast-paced fun.
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