PLANEENGLISH
DESCRIPTION
The Aviation Radio Simulator (ARSim), is a software tool that allows pilots to interact with air traffic control (ATC) and enables them to learn, practice, and master aviation phraseology and radiotelephony.
Discover a better way to learn one of aviation’s most critical pilot skills: clear, confident radio communication. ARSim is a mobile and desktop software that gives pilots a realistic, structured environment to practice ATC radio calls without pressure, risk, or guesswork. Whether you’re building confidence, refining technique, or correcting habits, this ATC communication simulator delivers guided practice and immediate feedback at every stage of learning.
VFR/IFR COMMS
All phases of VFR and IFR flight with thousands of scenarios included.
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
FAA & ICAO aviation phraseology/communication procedures.
500+ AIRPORTS
Interactive and self-guided learning with radio proficiency scoring.
ARSIM FEATURES
Learn on your terms and at your pace
ARSim, the Aviation Radio Simulator, is an application that allows pilots to simulate communication between pilot and air traffic control (ATC) and enables them to learn aviation phraseology and radiotelephony anywhere and at any time!
Master critical and invaluable aviation skills
All scenarios are based on actual airport and flight route information, including runways, taxiways, ATC (Air Traffic Control) facilities, parking ramps, and more.
Experience ATC comms outside of the cockpit
The realistic, interactive environment simulates radio communication during all phases of flight, such as taxiing out, opening a flight plan, transitioning through airspace, and coming in for approach.
Build ATC Comms Muscle Memory
The simulator teaches pilots the phraseology and procedures of aviation radio communication and allows them hours of practice outside of the cockpit to build ATC Comms Muscle Memory.
PARTNERSHIP / 02
Mastering aviation communication begins long before a pilot enters the cockpit. Through PlaneEnglish and its ARSim training platform, students can familiarize themselves with the language, equipment, and procedures that shape real-world aviation communication.
From understanding radio calls to recognizing the tools and systems used during flight, the learning experience connects theoretical knowledge with practical application. By introducing these concepts in an accessible training environment, students can approach their flight lessons with greater familiarity and confidence.
