Radar Identified

You are the controller.

Radar Identified puts you in command of the upper airspace — the invisible high-altitude highways where hundreds of aircraft cross the continent every hour. Your job: keep them separated, keep them flowing, and get every flight where it needs to go.

Built by real-world air traffic controllers and pilots who wanted a simulation that gets the details right — proper phraseology, realistic climb and descent profiles, trajectory-based conflict prediction, and authentic sector procedures.

This is not a tower game — just a radar scope, flight strips, and the constant hum of radio traffic. You are the en-route controller: guiding aircraft between sectors, sequencing descents into the major airports, and resolving conflicts at 37,000 feet.

Realistic en-route ATC

Real waypoints, airways and sector boundaries based on real-world ATC procedures

ICAO standard phraseology — readbacks, callsigns and proper radio communication

Flight-level management with the semi-circular rule

Layered conflict tools — STCA (short-term alert), MTCD (medium-term, cleared-level trajectories) and a tactical sector-conflict planner to test your plan before you act

Inter-sector coordination — landline calls and handoffs to neighbouring sectors and lower airspace

Emergencies and restricted airspace that reshape your sector on the fly

Dynamic weather — wind affecting groundspeed, plus storms and weather deviation

Authentic airline callsigns and aircraft types — from Lufthansa A320s to Emirates A380s

Hear the frequency

Offline ATC radio voices — pilots and controllers actually speak, with realistic readbacks and the busy chatter of a live frequency

Voice control (beta) — issue your clearances by speaking, just like the real thing

Sectors

Control 21+ sectors across Europe and the United States, each with its own traffic flows, phraseology, and operational challenges.

Europe: München, Rhein-Main, Stuttgart, Erfurt, Gladbach, Koblenz, Paderborn, Zürich and Milano.

United States: Boston, North New York, Athens and Rochester, 4 West Coast sectors, plus the new East Coast corridor with New York Inland, Washington North, Virginia Upper, Pulaski and Charlotte.

European sectors use regional phraseology, while US sectors feature FAA-style commands and handoffs for a distinct control experience.

Your tools

Radar scope — aircraft blips with data tags showing callsign, flight level, speed and destination

Flight strips — accept, manage and hand off every aircraft

Radial menu — quick flight-level changes, heading vectors and direct-to clearances

Command line — type ATC commands directly for faster control

Time control — speed up the quiet periods, pause to plan your strategy

Learn at your own pace

A full handbook with guided, hands-on lessons takes you from accepting your first aircraft to resolving head-on conflicts. No prior ATC knowledge required — and if you're an ATC-sim veteran, you'll feel right at home. Otherwise watch our videos on youtube!

Early Access

Radar Identified is in active development and improving fast. Expect new sectors, deeper voice features and more — shaped together with the community.