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Version 1.005 · 2026-01-07
Prevent out-of-bounds aircraft from returning into the scene; Less busy; Minor bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.005, updated 2026-01-07.








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Work real approach radar. Make real decisions. Feel the pressure.
Approach Control: Remastered is a highly realistic air traffic control simulation designed by real-world air traffic controllers. It delivers an authentic radar-control experience using genuine ATC procedures and actual pilot voice recordings.
It's a game, but it feels very real. The radar behaves exactly like real approach control radar, including a true 3-second sweep used by professional controllers, plus actual ICAO separation and wake turbulence standards. Every element is designed to replicate how controllers scan, think, and manage traffic in real time, all within a clean, intuitive interface built for mobile.
Control traffic in 10 unique approach sectors, each with its own localizer configuration and arrival entry points.…
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Prevent out-of-bounds aircraft from returning into the scene; Less busy; Minor bug fixes.
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