Self-Taught PilotFree FAA pilot practice
BETA CONTROLLED AIRPORT · CLASS D CONCEPT

3D Towered Airport Explorer

Move above or through Lakeview Regional and learn what changes when an operating control tower manages runway and movement-area traffic.

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INTERACTIVE AIRCRAFT WALKAROUND

Explore the high-wing training airplane

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Representative high-wing trainerTeaching model—not maintenance data
INTERACTIVE FBO EXPLORER

Explore Lakeview’s full-service FBO

Inspect the rooms, staff, pilot services, passenger amenities, safety equipment, and ground transportation of a representative busy regional FBO.

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Representative full-service regional FBOActual facilities and services vary—confirm before a flight

Training model—not a navigation source

Lakeview Regional is fictional. Its tower, crossing runways, movement areas, and Class D cylinder are teaching models. Class D dimensions, ceiling, tower hours, frequencies, and procedures are individually published; when a part-time tower closes, the airspace and operating procedures may change.

Layout, marking, sign, and airspace concepts follow AC 150/5300-13B, Airport Design, the FAA AIM airport-marking and sign guidance, AIM Class D guidance, AIM airport operations and visual indicators, and AC 150/5340-1M, Standards for Airport Markings. Dimensions are simplified for learning. Always use current charts, airport publications, NOTAMs, ATC instructions, and flight instruction for actual operations.

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