Airport Covered
As Hokkaido's largest international airport, New Chitose Airport (CTS/RJCC) handles many international and domestic flights.
At the adjacent Chitose Air Base are engaged in activities to keep Japan safe.
Control two different types of airfields at the same time!
Many types of airplanes fly into New Chitose Airport, which is used by various domestic and international airlines.
In addition, training for fighter planes and the Techno Coast Guard frequently takes place at Chitose Air Base.
This game lets you experience the different characteristics of both airfields simultaneously.
Enjoy two seasons!
For the first time, I am an Air Traffic Controller 4 covers both the summer and winter seasons!
In the winter stage, runways also close due to snow…
Find precious time between crisscrossing flights to issue orders for snow removal on four runways without disrupting operations!
Key elements to liven up the game
F15 fighters fly in single file formation. Take care to maintain sufficient separation between the leader jet and wingman jets!
In summer, thick fog from the ocean often hinders visibility. Immobilized aircraft may find it necessary to request a follow-me car.
Traffic controllers are transported by microbus to and from the control tower during shift changes. The microbus uses taxiways, so the utmost caution is required!
Screenshots
Movie
System Requirements
| Minimum | |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64bit |
| Processor | Intel 4th Gen Core i3 2.4GHz |
| Memory | 8GB RAM |
| Graphics | Intel HD Graphics 4400 series |
| DirectX | Version 9.0 |
| Storage | 3GB available space |
| Sound Card | DX9-compatible sound card |
| Additional Notes | 1366x768 display |
| Recommended | |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64bit |
| Processor | Intel Core i7-9700 3GHz |
| Memory | 16GB RAM |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 |
| DirectX | Version 9.0 |
| Storage | 3GB available space |
| Sound Card | DX9-compatible sound card |
| Additional Notes | 1920x1080 display |
Internet connection and Steam user account required.
