Aerodrome control · iPhone and iPad

The emergency is not the hard part.

It is every other aircraft whose plan it just destroyed — still flying, still yours, still waiting on a frequency that has gone very quiet. Mayday Zero puts you in the tower with the sequence coming apart in your hands.

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iOS 17 or later · Seven shifts · No ads

The board

  • 01Kellsport

    ROUTINE

    Three aircraft, one runway

  • 02Kellsport

    FLAMEOUT

    Engine failure on approach

  • 03Bangor

    OVERWEIGHT

    Too heavy to land

  • 04Juneau

    INTRUDER

    Hold short means hold short

  • 05Scottsdale

    AIRPROX

    Nobody said anything

  • 06San Francisco

    OFFSET

    Where is he going

  • 07San Diego

    LINEUP

    You told him to wait

Radio

Phraseology, not dialogue

Every transmission is built from the real orders — CAP 413 and FAA JO 7110.65 — and spoken aloud on one shared frequency. One voice at a time. Everything else queues.

Engine

No branching tree

Your replies are generated from the state of the world, not picked off a script. The aircraft keep flying whether you answer or not, and the sequence is yours to hold together.

Debrief

Graded like a shift

You come off position to a written report: what you said, when you said it, and the finding against it. Your licence and your logbook remember every shift you have flown.

Take the position.

iPhone and iPad. iOS 17 or later.

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