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BeyondATC Traffic Map 1.1.2 is a lightweight companion utility released by BeyondATC that visualises every artificial-intelligence aircraft injected into Microsoft Flight Simulator by the main BeyondATC (BATC) traffic engine. Displayed in a resizable always-on-top window, the map renders a real-time top-down view of the active airspace, colouring aircraft icons by altitude strata and tagging them with flight number, aircraft type, origin, destination and current ATC state so pilots can see congestion at a glance. Users typically keep the overlay open during departure and arrival phases to judge sequencing gaps, anticipate vectoring delays, or simply monitor the density and realism of the injected traffic stream while flying online or offline. Because the tool reads the same SimConnect variables that BATC writes, it updates instantly as the traffic engine spawns, amends or removes flights, making it equally useful for casual en-route awareness, streamers who want to explain traffic to viewers, or virtual controllers calibrating scenario loads. Four public builds have appeared since launch, with the 1.1.2 edition refining coordinate rounding, adding automatic proxy detection for networked setups, and reducing CPU use to near-zero when docked. The program ships as a standalone 64-bit executable that requires the full BeyondATC package and MSFS to be running on the same or a networked PC, placing it in the Simulation / Utilities category. BeyondATC Traffic Map is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are served through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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