To directly answer your question - no. @EliGrimcannot create new commands or phrases that the game doesn't already recognize. Although needed when we are handed off a plane 20 miles out, airspeed commands are not normally used by tower controllers and as such the developers did not include them. Hopefully, the next version will address this by either adding airspeed commands to our arsenal or making the tower's area of responsibility a little more realistic.
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Your assignment is to guide aircraft of various sizes and capabilities to and from the active runway for landing and takeoff. As a tower controller you must assure that it safe for a plane to enter or cross a runway, assign taxiway routes, when to stop and start movement, and clear aircraft for take off.Tower!3d Pro provides you with flight strips, ground and air radar screens and a full 3D view of each airport.
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Because no special statutory scheme has been devised for radiotelephone communications, the Commission applies statutes not tailored to the new technology. Loperena, supra, 71 Cal.P.U.C. 645, was a case in which the Commission struggled to find a way to accommodate the physical and economic characteristics of radiotelephone service to the words of section 1001. Because it found the statute inadequate to provide uniform regulation of two-way radiotelephone expansion into one-way service, it applied the words in such a way as to remove completely such expansion from any regulation. In this case the Commission again adopted an interpretation that removes radiotelephone expansion from [22 Cal. 3d 579] regulation. But the reasons the Commission cited for its Loperena interpretation do not apply here. There, when mobile service expanded to include concentric paging service, additional construction would not always be necessary. Further, efficiency and economy would be furthered by having the same supplier offer both services, using the same equipment and personnel. In contrast, when a wireline service expands to include mobile service, construction is typical rather than atypical; and the same equipment and personnel are not necessarily used. Also, Loperena concerned a new service concentric with and entirely within the existing service area, while the mobile service area here is quite different in size and shape from the original service. The Commission's interpretation here appears to exempt from certification an indefinite amount of radiotelephone expansion by wireline companies. It permits uncertificated expansion into "such adjacent area as necessary to provide a rational contour" but does not indicate any limit to the size of a "rational contour." Complainants state that the radio contour area here is three times larger than General Telephone's wireline area. fn. 9 The ratio of a radio contour area to a wireline area apparently could depend on the shape and size of the wireline exchange and the location of the transmitting tower within it, as well as the shape and size of the contour itself (see fn. 8, ante). Without limits on "a rational contour" the Commission's definition seems to be not an interpretation but rather a contradiction of the words of section 1001, resulting in partial deregulation (cf. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. v. So. Pacific Communications Co. (1974) 78 Cal.P.U.C. 123, 126-128). fn. 10 2ff7e9595c