Terms and Conditions for ATC: Approach Control
Last updated: October 28, 2026
These terms apply to the ATC: Approach Control app for iPhone and iPad. By playing it, you accept them. Where they say nothing, Apple's Standard End User License Agreement applies.
ATC is a video game for entertainment, and nothing else.
- ✔️It simulates an approach controller's job at real airports: Düsseldorf, London Heathrow, Amsterdam Schiphol, New York JFK, Chicago O'Hare, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Sydney
- ✔️Airport, airspace and procedure data come from public sources (OurAirports, the FAA, the aeronautical information publications of Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Hong Kong and Australia, and national mapping agencies), simplified for play
- ✔️It is inspired by Endless ATC, and is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by its developer, by any airport, air navigation service provider or airline
- ✔️Airline names appear only to identify the flights; their trademarks belong to their owners
Not for real navigation: nothing in the game may be used for flight planning, navigation or air traffic control. Its charts, procedures and data are simplified and may be out of date.
ATC Pro is an auto-renewing subscription sold by Apple through your App Store account.
- ✔️Pro removes the ads and unlocks every airport (including ones added later), weather, emergencies, restricted areas, terrain, runway changes, continuing after a closed airspace without an ad, and every new feature
- ✔️Prices and taxes are shown by the App Store before you confirm
- ✔️The yearly plan may start with a free trial; you are charged when it ends unless you cancel at least 24 hours before
- ✔️Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase, or when a free trial ends
- ✔️The subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the end of the current period
- ✔️Manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings; the paywall and Settings also link there
- ✔️Refunds are handled by Apple, at reportaproblem.apple.com; we cannot refund a purchase ourselves
- ✔️Your statutory consumer rights remain untouched
Düsseldorf is free to play, with ads.
- ✔️It plays in a steady wind, without wind shifts, thunderstorms, emergencies, restricted areas, terrain or runway changes
- ✔️It shows a full-screen ad from Google AdMob between games, never during play, and you can watch one to continue after the airspace closes. The Privacy Policy describes the data the ads use
- ✔️The ads are third-party content; we choose neither the advertisers nor what they offer
- ✔️ATC Pro removes the ads
- ✔️What is free, and what Pro adds, may change in a later version
Play it as it is meant to be played.
- ✔️Don't alter the game or its stored scores to give yourself scores or achievements
- ✔️Don't automate play to climb the leaderboards
- ✔️Don't sell, rent or pass on your copy of the game
- ✔️Scores gained by tampering may be removed from Game Center by Apple or by us
Game Center is Apple's service and optional.
- ✔️Leaderboards and achievements need Game Center
- ✔️Apple's terms and privacy policy govern it, and Apple can change or stop it
- ✔️Without it, the game plays the same
ATC is provided "as is", as far as the law allows.
- ✔️We don't guarantee that it runs without interruption or error
- ✔️We're not liable for scores lost through a device or a deleted app
- ✔️We're not liable for Apple's or RevenueCat's services, or for their availability
- ✔️Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law, including your statutory rights
They may be updated as the game changes.
- ✔️Changes appear here with a new "Last updated" date
- ✔️Playing on after a change means accepting it
- ✔️Anything material will be pointed out in the game itself
These terms are governed by applicable law.
- ✔️Disputes will be resolved in accordance with applicable law
- ✔️Apple's Standard EULA applies where not superseded
- ✔️You retain all statutory consumer rights