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Best ATC Addon

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Does anyone know of a good ATC Addon which works well with AI.CheersMark

I'd vounch for Radar Contact. It's a very good program. Coupled with a good AI installation it's a very nice change from flying online.Dave

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Dave Bedford

 

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I used to use Radar Contact but it has gotten a bit long in the tooth. I switched to Pro Flight Emulator about a year and a half ago and have never looked back. IMHO, I feel PFE is head and shoulders above RC, but you're not going to go wrong with either choice. No preprogrammed ATC program will give you as realistic an experience as live ATC, such as you can get on VATSIM, but VATSIM has it's own shortcomings, as well. I would just bear that in mind regardless of which ATC package you end up buying.

Smooth Skies! -- Chuck B.

 

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