An ATC game is an air traffic control simulation in which you manage aircraft instead of flying one. In Talk to Tower, you issue headings, altitudes, speeds, approach clearances, and handoffs while keeping simulated traffic safely separated.

How do you play Talk to Tower?

Listen for a pilot check-in, select that aircraft on the radar, and give a clearance by voice or keyboard. Guide arrivals toward the runway, capture the ILS, and hand them to Tower. The guided first shift teaches each action in context.

Can I play this air traffic control game with my voice?

Yes. Talk to Tower is designed around push-to-talk voice clearances and pilot readbacks. Keyboard input remains available when you are somewhere you cannot speak.

Is Talk to Tower realistic?

It uses recognizable Approach-control ideas including callsigns, absolute headings, altitude and speed assignments, separation, localizer and glideslope capture, and Tower handoffs, while keeping the pacing readable and game-friendly. It is not for operational use.

Is the game free, and do I need an account?

The web beta is free to start and guest play does not require an account. Players can create an optional controller account to protect progression across supported devices.

Can I play on mobile?

The web game works on modern desktop and mobile browsers. Dedicated Android and iOS versions are in development and use the same voice-first control concept.

VOICE-FIRST AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

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VOICE-FIRST AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL GAME

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Take Mumbai Approach in Talk to Tower, a free voice-controlled ATC game. Speak clearances, vector simulated aircraft, preserve separation, capture the ILS, and hand arrivals to Tower.

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What is an ATC game?

An air traffic control game puts you in charge of the airspace instead of inside one airplane. Identify aircraft, issue headings, altitude and speed assignments, sequence traffic, and guide arrivals toward a runway.

Privacy by design

Talk to Tower never stores or retains microphone audio. Voice clips are processed transiently to create a transcript and then discarded. Keyboard play remains available without microphone access.

Talk to Tower is an independent project created by Arpan Jha. Read About or the full Privacy and microphone notice.

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