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Departures (7)

Callsign Dep Arr Status ETA
WJA1103 KLAX CYVR Enroute 1343
UAL2318 KLAX CYVR Enroute 1243
VOI5503 KLAX MMMY Enroute 1819
SIA11 KLAX RJAA Enroute 0416
AFR27 KLAX LFPG Enroute 1600
ETD68 KLAX CYUL Enroute 1012
BAW28F KLAX EGLL Enroute 1036

Arrivals (1)

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UAL1289 MDSD KLAX Enroute 1046

Los Angeles (SoCal) 8

Departures (1)

Callsign Dep Arr Status ETA
FFT250 KLAS KHOU Enroute 0214

Las Vegas 1
  • Flights To/From ZLA: 9
  • Flights in ZLA Airspace: 19
  • Controller Schedule

    March 20th, 2026

    Los Angeles Tower
    Jaden Schaffer

    Session with LL

    1630 - 1800 PDT / 2330 - 0100 Zulu

    Los Angeles Center (25)
    Tom Solon

    CTR Session wtih MM - will need T/D

    1700 - 1830 PDT / 0000 - 0130 Zulu

    Los Angeles Tower
    Alston Hao

    OTS with BY

    1800 - 1930 PDT / 0100 - 0230 Zulu

    ZLA Mission Statement

    DATE VERSION CONTACT
    2022-07-27 1.00 Facility Advisory Board

    1. PURPOSE.
    This Mission Statement shall set the direction and goals of ZLA.

    2. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
    The Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) for this Mission Statement is the ZLA Facility Advisory Board. This Mission Statement was originally drafted by David Hendleman, ZLA Facility Chief on November 27, 2002. This Mission Statement shall be maintained, revised, updated or cancelled by the ZLA Facility Advisory Board or any organization that supersedes, replaces or assumes the FAB responsibilities. Any suggestions for modification/amendment to this Mission Statement should be sent to the FAB for review.

    3. DISTRIBUTION.
    Entire ZLA Staff.

    4. BACKGROUND.
    This Mission Statement was crafted in order to lay the foundation for controller and program development within ZLA.

    5. MISSION STATEMENT.
    The mission of the Los Angeles ARTCC is to:

    1. Provide safe and efficient air traffic services to simulated air traffic on the VATSIM network.
    2. Provide as realistic a simulated ATC environment as possible.
    3. Accommodate special requests when able.
    4. Provide a supportive and highly-educational environment for the training of simulated air traffic controllers.
    5. Train controllers to use real-world procedures and phraseology.
    6. Train controllers to perform simulated ATC services on as close a level to real-world ATC as possible.
    7. Maintain a concise roster of respectful, highly-motivated, well-trained, and experienced controllers.
    8. Maintain a positive, safe, welcoming environment for all facility members