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A free simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Free Airport Ground Control Simulation Game. No Sign-up, No Login, Just play.

by @airportgroundcontrol · airportgroundcontrol/airportgroundcontrol.github.io on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON AIRPORTGROUNDCONTROL.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 1 Oct 2026

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Controls: Ground Control is a browser-based airport surface-control game

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Ground Control is a browser-based airport surface-control game. Direct aircraft between stands, taxiways and runways while keeping traffic moving safely.

The airport maps use real-world geometry. Aircraft follow the mapped taxiway network, use compatible stands and behave differently according to their size and performance. The traffic, weather and operating scenarios are simulated.

There is no shift timer or final level. Traffic continues as long as you keep playing.

Actions that are not currently safe or valid are unavailable. Successful clearances automatically close the aircraft menu.

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