The original radio.
Original source recordings, readable caption cards and relevant frequency changes. A case enters the film library only when original radio is available.
Aviation, in context
Hear the decisions. See the route. Explore the evidence behind extraordinary aviation events, in an archive built for iPhone.
Explore the app
Original source recordings, readable caption cards and relevant frequency changes. A case enters the film library only when original radio is available.
Map reconstructions connect the calls to the flight. Recorded positions, schematic sections and missing data are distinguished.
Aircraft, people, weather and investigation context, with links back to official reports and source material.
Inside ATC Archive
Watch in landscape. Jump to documented events. Read the transcript and explore the case dossier at your own pace.

Two aircraft, source-based tracks and a carefully bounded account of the collision and recorded response.

American 106 and Delta 1943: original Ground and Tower radio, measured tracks and a documented rejected takeoff.
Actual native development screenshots. The collection includes review exports and research cases; not every case has a video.
Evidence before spectacle
An investigation has gaps, conflicting accounts and limits. The archive keeps those distinctions visible, so a compelling reconstruction never becomes an invented certainty.
Documented event markers and captions follow the episode timeline. Timing uncertainty is identified.
Report summaries are separate from radio subtitles. Current map imagery is reference geography, not a photograph of the incident day.
Included videos and transcripts work offline. Saved cases and playback positions stay on your device; source links open online.
For iPhone
ATC Archive is in development. Public download availability has not been announced. This version covers recorded incidents; live tracking and emergency push alerts are not connected.