Atlanta Ground (Coming in 3.6)

Captured 2026-10-02 from a 3.6 beta build on iPad Pro 13-inch (M5), on the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL) level.

Atlanta is the next airport for ground control, coming in 3.6. It is the whole of Hartsfield-Jackson: seven concourses (T and A to F), 199 gates and five runways, built from real airport data.

It runs the way the real airport does. Arrivals land on the outer runways and cross to the concourses, and departures leave from the two inner runways, between the terminals. The wind picks the direction, so you will work both the east and the west flow.

The 3D tower view puts you at the top of Atlanta's real tower, 398 ft up. Ground and Ground Endless both come with it.

What to look for in the clip:

• 0:00 The whole airport at 4x. Arrivals land on the outer runways and taxi in to the concourses.
• 0:43 The concourses up close, with aircraft taxiing in and out.
• 1:12 The south side: arrivals on 9R and 10, and departures from 9L, next to the concourses.
• 1:40 The north pair: arrivals on 8L, departures from 8R.
• 2:03 The 3D tower view, from the top of Atlanta's tower.
• 2:08 The camera swings onto UAL117 as it taxis to Concourse C.
• 2:30 FDX759 rolls out after landing and waits for its taxi clearance.
• 2:48 UAL366 at Concourse E, waiting for its fuel truck.

All of Hartsfield-Jackson on the 2D map: five runways and seven concourses, T and A to F.

The concourses up close, with every gate labelled. The strips on the right show each aircraft's state: landing on 9R or 10, holding short, or taxiing in.

The north pair at 4x: UAL232 lands on 8L, the outer runway, while SWA385 taxis out to depart from 8R, the inner one.

The 3D tower view, aimed at UAL117 as it taxis to Concourse C. The panel along the bottom sends it on: pick a concourse, reroute it, or draw a route by hand.

FDX759 has landed and waits for its taxi clearance to Concourse T, while JBU782 is cleared to Concourse D.

UAL366 at Concourse E, with its fuel truck 15 seconds away.

Coming in 3.6.