Our game server is accessible from ANYWHERE on campus, even the dorms! You can use your own equipment in the comfort of your own dorm room.

In order to fully participate in our events, you will need a copy of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002, 2004, or FSX. If you do not have a copy of Flight Simulator you may use the Flight Sim Lab in ER116.

Connecting with FS 2002 - 2004:
After starting up Flight Sim, go into your "Multiplayer" settings and connect to our game IP address found on our events page. Please read the connection details on the event page. To take advantage of our LIVE ATC SERVICES, you will also need the Team Speak client and either a computer headset or a mic and speakers. The Team Speak client and setup instructions may be found here.

Connecting with FSX:
FSX users need to have the FSHost Client running throughout the duration of the session. The FSHost Client allows FSX to properly communicate with our flight server. After connecting to the server using the FSHost Client, run FSX just like you are flying a single player session. DO NOT TRY TO CONNECT USING THE MULTI-PLAYER OPTIONS. This will not work. The FSHost Client handles the server connection. Please read the connection details on our event page. To take advantage of our LIVE ATC SERVICES, you will also need the Team Speak client and either a computer headset or a mic and speakers. The Team Speak client and setup instructions may be found here.

If you are interested in becoming an Air Traffic Controller, please fill out a membership application and select "ATC" as your member group. We will contact you with information on how to obtain and setup our ATC software, and about obtaining training in our software. If you have any questions regarding becoming a controller, please email either Andy Brugger (brugger_andrew@dwc.edu) or Adam Scholten (scholten_adam@dwc.edu).