New FEAST 2 Tutorials: Guided Walkthroughs for Dynamic Radar, Radar Control, and Multi Pass

Each FEAST 2 module now opens with a guided tutorial that explains the radar, labels, and controls before you start the scored levels.

Last updated: May 25, 2026

Why we added tutorials

FEAST 2 modules throw a lot at you on the first launch: radar symbology, flight strips, corridor rules, audio calls, and timed strip moves. Jumping straight into scored levels works for some candidates, but many lose points early simply because they did not know where to look or what a panel does.

The new tutorials solve that by pausing the game while you learn. Each step highlights the relevant part of the screen, explains it in plain language, and lets you move back if you need to re-read something. When you finish the last step, a short practice round lets you try the main actions yourself before the real levels begin.

How to start a tutorial

Open any FEAST 2 module (Dynamic Radar, Radar Control, or Multi Pass) in the FEAST Preparation Suite. You will see a Tutorial button alongside Easy, Medium, Hard, and Test. Select Tutorial and the guided walkthrough starts immediately.

The tutorial does not affect your scored progress. You can replay it any time if you want a refresher before a harder level.

Dynamic Radar tutorial

Dynamic Radar tutorial: controlled aircraft, decoy traffic, waypoints, audio numbers, and heading/flight-level controls.

Dynamic Radar is often the first FEAST 2 task candidates try. The tutorial covers:

• Green vs grey aircraft: which symbol you control and which is background traffic.
• Aircraft labels: callsign, heading, and flight level callouts on the radar.
• Waypoints: how to guide your aircraft through numbered points on the display.
• Audio numbers: listening to a spoken number and entering it within the time window.
• Heading and flight level: turning toward the waypoint and climbing or descending for vertical separation.

The walkthrough ends with a practice segment where you apply heading and altitude changes yourself, including separating from head-on traffic at the same flight level.

Radar Control tutorial

Radar Control tutorial: flight strip anatomy, exit waypoints, corridor routing, and audio relevance.

Radar Control adds corridor navigation and a side-panel flight strip. The tutorial explains:

• Controlled aircraft and labels: callsign, speed, current flight level, exit waypoint, and required exit flight level.
• Shortest vs acceptable routes: why the best score comes from the shortest connected corridor path.
• Corridor errors: what happens when the aircraft leaves the route corridor.
• Collision risk: changing flight level when traffic at the same level gets too close.
• Audio information: deciding whether a radio call is Relevant or Irrelevant to your aircraft and airspace.
• Heading and altitude controls: selecting an aircraft, setting heading and flight level, then confirming.

Multi Pass tutorial

Multi Pass tutorial: radar map, waypoint boxes, strip classification, route changes, handover, and audio callsign checks.

Multi Pass is the most operationally dense FEAST 2 module. The tutorial walks through the full workflow:

• Radar map: aircraft enter from EN or ES and can leave through EN, ES, FS, or FN. ON and OS are overfly waypoints.
• Aircraft labels: callsign and flight level next to each track on the radar.
• Waypoint boxes: moving each strip to the box matching the aircraft's next waypoint before the timer runs out.
• Flight strips: route, flight level, and when you can edit them after the aircraft enters the airspace.
• Handover: removing a strip once the aircraft has passed its final waypoint and is leaving.
• New Flights: classifying incoming strips before the aircraft appears on radar.
• Route and flight level changes: updating the plan while the aircraft is in your sector.
• Audio callsign checks: confirming whether a spoken callsign matches your traffic.
• Collision risk and controls practice: a final round where you put the pieces together.

What comes next

FEAST 2 is fully covered. Dynamic Radar, Radar Control, and Multi Pass all have tutorials today. We are actively working on adding guided walkthroughs to more modules across the platform, including FEAST 1 and other assessment families over time.

If there is a specific module where you would find a tutorial most useful, let us know through our support channels. Your feedback helps us decide what to build next.