ATC & GCI Simulator for DCS World and Beyond

LotAtc is a complete simulation environment with client + server software which can connect with DCS World Simulator or work standalone with LotAtc Generator. It provides users with an ATC/GCI view of the battle.

Play the role of a tactical or air traffic controller and provide help to human pilots so that they better accomplish their missions, by radioing them a picture or guidance instructions!

LotAtc is edited by RBorn Software.

LotAtc main interface

What can you do?

ATC Controller

ATC Controller

Manage airport traffic, guide pilots through approach and landing procedures with glide views, ILS and TACAN frequencies. Full airport radar coverage included.

GCI Intercept Controller

GCI Intercept Controller

Provide intercept courses and BRAA data to fighters. Use advanced radar coverage with realistic detection profiles including terrain masking and elevation limits.

Instructor

Instructor

Create, delete and modify any unit dynamically during a mission with instructor tools. Build training scenarios on the fly for your squadron.

LotAtc can work with DCS multiplayer (but works well in solo also!); as an ATC, you may radio your instructions & information to pilots using a voice software such as SRS, TeamSpeak, Mumble… etc.

LotAtc originally stands for "Lock-On tiny ATC" (back in 2006!) and later "Lock-On tactical Air Traffic Control" to emphasize the importance of the tactical part. The original name was retained for the current LotAtc version as it is well known by the online community.

See LotAtc in Action

LotAtc explained by Tactical Pascale

LotAtc in action with Ralfidude

Installation and first use by Grim Reapers

More videos on YouTube

Get LotAtc

LotAtc Client application requires a license. The licence costs €25.00 for individuals and non-profit organizations. A Professional offer is also available for defense and training organizations.
LotAtc Server is free to use.

Features & Roadmap

Kindly refer to the Features page for a complete feature list and roadmap.

Need help?

You can find help in the Manual section.

Get in touch — whether you have a question, feedback, or just want to say hello.

About the Developer

RBorn Software/LotAtc Owner

I started LotAtc in 2006. I am a software engineer in C++/Python/Qt/QML in France.

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