I have only had the app for 15 minutes and it has already proved itself to be fun, bug-free, and sooooo much fun. If you crumble under stress easily, this game is not for you, because sometimes it gets hectic and stressful in a fun way. It is very stressful to operate a control tower. But if you like games like this where strategy and thought is needed, you will love this.P.S I am not judging this off of 15 minutes of experience. I played this with my friend many times before getting it. And it is still as fun as it was when I played it with her. I hope you get and love this game, because it is ultimately worth your time and money. Don't get the free version because it has in app purchases and ads. But the payed one doesn't have any in app purchases or ads and is simply hours of fun, addictive gameplay. Take it from someone who knows. It's worth it.

Played it 7 years ago when I got my first iPhone. Installed it again recently and I'm having all the fun I had the first time!

Simple and satisfying to be an air traffic controller. I ditto all the positive comments so won't repeat them.One annoying feature is the slowness of the beginning of the game, even at double speed.One other bug is that when planes are about to enter the sector, a red indicator is shown. However, that often does not work.But, a fatal bug exists that is maddening is that planes will sometimes appear half on and half off and parallel to an edge of the screen. You cannot be control control them. Too often they will crash into a plane entering the sector and you lose the game with hundreds of successful landings. Damb that pisses me off... And then starting a new game is painfully slow for the first 15 planes or more (see previous paragraph). The game deserves a better rating except for that fatal bug. Please fix that!!

The worst bug of all is that you cannot see the entire screen on the display. It leaves certain plans outside of your reach. That makes the game unusable in certain circumstances. And quite frustrating. It’s such a simple fix and it’s gone unnoticed and unaddressed for years