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If you skip at least this quickstart guide, likely you won't be able to enjoy this simulation. Please take the time before you jump into the controller’s position and get the best ATC simulation experience!  \ntower! simulator 3  \nAIR TRAFFIC CONTROL (ATC) is the service that manages the safe and efficient movement of aircraft both on the ground and in the air. It's crucial for preventing collisions, organizing and expediting the flow of air traffic, and ensuring that aircraft are safely separated from one another.  \nTower! Simulator 3 by FeelThere is programmed to follow, more or less, United States of America Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and European (EUROCONTROL) guidelines for traffic control.  \nTAXIWAYS AND GENERAL AVIATION CALLSIGNS ARE IDENTIFIED USING THESE ICAO PRONUNCIATION CODES:  \nLETTER CODE  \nNUMBERS USED IN CALLSIGNS, TAXIWAYS AND RUNWAYS ARE IDENTIFIED USING THESE ICAO PHONETIC PRONUNCIATION CODES:  \nNUMBER CODE  \ntower! simulator 3  \nAs the Tower Controller your task is to provide guidance to all aircrafts within your control space. To achieve this, you will be issuing commands like entering or crossing a runway, assigning taxiway routes and clearing them for take off or landing with an appropriate and safe separation both in-air and on-ground.  \nTower! Simulator 3 use fantasy airlines (Real airlines are available as add-onon our website) .  \nAIRLINE CALLSIGNS:  \n3 LETTER CODE  \nCALLSIGN  \nFULL NAME  \n\n| \u003Cbr>TAB | \u003Cbr>LESLIE | \u003Cbr>Trans American, United States |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| FRT | FIELD AIR | Feelthere International Airlines, United States |\n| TGB | GLOBE | Trans Global, Europe |\n| VAL | \u003Cbr>VALUE | \u003Cbr>Value, United States |\n| BLA | LAKES | Big Lakes, United States |\n| CBA | \u003Cbr>CHESHIRE | \u003Cbr>Cheshire Blue, Europe |\n| BTV | WHITE SAND | Be There Vacation, Europe |\n| \u003Cbr>DEN | \u003Cbr>DENALI | \u003Cbr>Denali Airlines, United States |\n| \u003Cbr>RAA | \u003Cbr>RAINIER | \u003Cbr>Rainier Air, Europe |\n| ANG | GOLDSUN | Gold Sun Air, Asia |\n| LAW | \u003Cbr>LATITUDE | \u003Cbr>Latitude Airways, Europe |\n| UAX | OZZY | Uluru, Australia |\n| EMF | \u003Cbr>PACKAGE | \u003Cbr>Express Mail Freight, Europe |\n| PAV | PATIENTE | Silent Valley Airline, Asia |\n| MAX | MAGIC | Magic Express, United States |\n\nBy default, the F1 key will put you into the controller's normal position, and various F keys will move you around preset radar views. You can overwrite them by moving to any position and hitting the CTRL+Function key wherever you want to save the view.  \nWhen in Single-player mode Tower places you simultaneously in two controller positions: Tower and Ground Controller.  \nMultiplayer mode allows you to designate who is the Ground and Tower controller. More than one controller can act as Tower as well as Ground. The primary responsibility of the Tower Controller is to oversee and ensuresufficient runway separation exists between landing and departing aircrafts. The Ground Controller is in charge of the safety of aircrafts that are taxiing on taxiways or inactive runways. Up to 6 frequencies can be used  \nDEPARTURES  \nOrdering an aircraft to take off as soon as they arrive at the runway isn’t all there is to being a controller. Your role is to assure ample aircraft separation, and provide a reasonable and safe flow of traffic away from the airport to avoid conflicts with arriving aircraft. This is done by properly spacing inbound aircraft and sequencing departures into the traffic flow.  \nAircraft separation is generally defined by the phase of flight the aircraft is currently in (takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, and landing) and the aircraft size.  \nAircraft are categorized according to weight:  \nOnce the game starts you must select at least one arrival runway to receive arrivals. The various letters represent the various types of aircrafts which can be allowed to land on that runway.  \nLEADING/TRAILING SUPER HEAVY  \nHEAVY  \nMEDIUM  \nLIGHT  \nSUPER HEAVY  \nMRS MRS  \nMRS MRS  \nHE","cbCaitS1adTWcMsB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitS1adTWcMsB","pdf",47004698,"English","# Quickstart and ATC role\n## Taxiways, callsigns, and controller positions\n## Departures and aircraft separation\n## Arrivals and runway separation rules\n## Simulator configuration","[{\"question\":\"What are the main responsibilities of the Tower Controller in tower! simulator 3?\",\"answer\":\"Issue safe commands to aircraft in the control space, including runway and taxiway guidance, and oversee sufficient runway separation between landing and departing aircraft.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the guide define aircraft separation for departures?\",\"answer\":\"Separation depends on the aircraft’s current phase of flight (takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, landing) and aircraft size, with further categorization by weight and spacing requirements.\"},{\"question\":\"When can you manage arriving aircraft during an approach in the simulator?\",\"answer\":\"You cannot manage them until the pilot contacts you stating “With you.” Even if aircraft strips or radar returns are visible, control starts only after that call.\"}]","tower! simulator 3 - Quickstart Guide | PDF",1791933426]