Comprar ATC4: Airport NAHA [ROAH] PC Key

Manage air traffic at Naha Airport (OKA/ROAH) in Okinawa, Japan, a joint military-civilian hub packed with domestic, international, and island flights plus fighters from Kadena base. This strategy simulation challenges you to issue precise ATC directions amid chaotic airspace, accounting for speed, altitude, and route gaps to ensure safety and efficiency. Navigate hazards like cumulonimbus clouds causing turbulence, radar interference zones requiring space coordination, and F-15 fighters demanding unique landing procedures alongside careful takeoff timing for passenger planes. The core loop spans regular stages with two runways and an extra stage limited to one, blending new and old traffic patterns. Dodge cloud-induced course changes and manage crossing aircraft in busy skies. Aviation enthusiasts who thrive on realistic simulation tactics will master this demanding airport control environment.

[A new airport has been added to "I am an Air Traffic Controller 4"]

[Airport Covered]

Naha Airport (OKA/ROAH) in Okinawa, the leading resort island in Japan served by many aircraft both national and international airlines.
Naha Airport is used for joint military-civilian use, busy with many aircraft of various types.
To meet increasing aviation demands, the international terminals have been renovated, the new ATC tower was moved, and the No.2 runway was expanded, and in 2020, the shared use started.

[Okinawa sky is always busy with many different aircraft]

Adding to regular flights in and out of Japan, there are island flights, and fighters taking off and landing at the Kadena base...
This airspace is chaotic.
Take care with gaps in speed, altitude, and the flight route for precise ATC directions, to realize the Safety and Effectiveness of the airport.

[Key elements to liven up the game]

-Cumulonimbus cloud (Cb) will cause airflow turbulence, and approaching is quite dangerous. Change the course to avoid Cb.



-On the radar, an interference area is displayed as an area where the regular Naha aircraft and the Kadena base aircraft can be crossing. Safe operation in an interference area requires coordination of the space and altitude gaps.



-Be careful for F-15 fighters which need a specific landing method. Choose the takeoff timing carefully for passenger aircraft. Differences in speeds need attention, too.



-In contrast to the game stage using two runways, in the extra stage, the number of runway is limited to one. You can enjoy experiencing the new and old traffic across the game stages.