Bug Report Regarding Yaoqiang Airport

This post was written at noon on June 6, but the bug report is based on testing I did around 11:00 PM on June 5. I’m not sure if an update was released in the meantime (though it’s highly unlikely, haha). The following bugs are issues I personally encountered while testing the Yaoqiang Airport.

1. During the early morning hours at the Yaoqiang Airport, there was a mix of Chinese and English announcements. This issue only occurred with the first few flights; subsequent flights were unaffected. The issue occurred randomly—that is, it appeared on different flight numbers each time—but it was consistently reproducible when I repeatedly opened the app(I encountered this situation about three times in a row). The radio log displayed Chinese normally; only the voice broadcasts showed a mix of Chinese and English. This issue did not occur during the morning hours. The mix of Chinese and English broadcasts refers to situations where questions and answers were sometimes in English and sometimes returned to normal Chinese.

2. At Yaoqiang Airport , when double speed is enabled and the “Automatically Slow Down When a Response Is Required” feature is not activated, voice output is cut off. This occurs particularly during taxiing and when communicating with the ground control tower. It is recommended that a basic alert sound be included when a response is required, even if the “Automatically Slow Down When a Response Is Required” feature is not enabled.

3. The text size for radio logs still cannot be adjusted. I seem to recall seeing an administrator mention in a group chat that it could be adjusted in the “Layout Settings” section, but I haven’t found it there. I’m not sure if this feature is limited to the beta version.

4. The takeoff attitude for some aircraft models is still quite odd, especially the climb path after wheel lift-off. While there has been a noticeable improvement compared to before, unreasonable altitude gains still occur.

5. As shown in the image, the approach radar’s descent path in the upper-right corner forms a right-angle turn. Although the waypoint chart does indeed show a polyline, would it be possible to use a smooth transition at the breakpoints for a more aesthetically pleasing appearance? ( Since I’m just an aviation enthusiast and not a professional, please disregard this if a right-angle turn is more accurate to reality.)

6. As shown in the image, the aircraft has reached the end of the taxiway and is already under tower control, but the “Permit Taxi” and “Wait for Taxi” buttons are still displayed, and the “Dispatch Pushback” function is also available at this location. (In reality, are pushback vehicles allowed to reach this point according to regulations? However, I understand this is included for the convenience of players.)Removing the “Permit Taxiing” and “Wait for Taxiing” buttons here would make the decision panel look cleaner.

7. During the morning shift, after an aircraft lands and contacts ground control, the “Authorize Taxi” prompt pops up quickly. If you’re fast enough to click “Authorize Taxi” and then “Confirm,” a timer bar will still appear afterward, but only the “Change Path” option will remain. To end the timer, you must click “Change Path.” This could be considered a minor glitch. This isn’t an isolated issue; it occurs with all landing flights.

8. A mysterious taxiway warning appeared as the two aircraft approached each other. Shenzhen Flight 9929 had already “Paused Taxiing” in anticipation, but even when it was clear the two aircraft would not collide, the taxiway warning repeatedly triggered and halted the taxiing of Chengdu Flight 2985. I’m not sure if this is a detection issue.

The issues are summarized above; all of them occurred at Yaoqiang Airport. Some issues have persisted even after multiple tests, but I’m unsure if they’re sporadic glitches specific to my computer or version. I kindly ask the development team to review them. I’ve also included some personal optimization suggestions above; please go easy on me if they’re unreasonable. Wishing the airport control system continued improvement!(By the way, it seems your company’s CCC Game official website still lists it as “Airport Control 25”—haha, maybe you could update that.)