Air Traffic Chaos (Nintendo DS, 2008)

This game provides a sense of what 15,00 men and women do every day. Cool game only twenty bucks.If you have a Nintendo DS this is a good and I strongly recomend that you perchase it.

Excellent for its addictive nature. It is very challenging, but very entertaining. It will induce excitement and stress. Both of which diminishes with continued play, as you can start to memorize the game patterns / sequences.

Highly recommended.

Other game recommendations:
Advance Wars - Days of Ruin
Age of Empires - Age of Kings

I like this game, and I am playing it on the rookie level due to this being the first time I am playing it. It is a little slow going at first, but it is really intersting.. I would buy the game again in a heartbeat!! Buy it and enjoy it!!

Air Traffic Chaos is a simplified Air Traffic Controller game with fairly basic graphics. Three levels, Rookie, Novice, and Expert, can be played for each airport. You issue commands for aircraft from each of the Delivery, (push back from the gate in preparation for taxi), Ground, (taxi instruction), Tower, (landings and take-offs), and Approach (incoming aircraft), controller positions. The dialogue is fairly accurate between the aircraft and controllers and reflects what you might hear in real life.
I enjoy playing the game - while fairly easy at the Rookie level, it gets more interesting and difficult at the Novice and Expert levels. Dispite the simple graphics, and the appearance of being a simple game, it is easy to learn, interesting, and addictive to play! This game might be more suited to older kids or adults with an interest in the topic.

This game is a great title to pick up and play. Once you play it for the first 10 minutes you will be hooked.
Very nice micro-management and simulation strategy game which is quite fun.

At its heart this a puzzle game. There is just something fun about routing airplanes. The game seems to short. If you are good, this game will not last long. My only beef is that this game was built for Japan. The game features no US airports whatsoever. Hopefully a sequeal for America is in the works. A fun game, but short. Call me cold, but there is something funny about when you make a mistake you've killed potentially several hundred people. That line will probably land me on the "Do NOT fly list."