Air traffic controllers play a vital role in maintaining the safety and efficiency of the aviation industry, ensuring that millions of passengers reach their destinations safely and on time. If you are an experienced aerodrome, approach or area controller, then please explore our current vacancies or contact us using the form below to discuss opportunities.

Specific expertise required depends on unit and role, but typical controller duties include:

• Managing air traffic: They coordinate the movement of aircraft to maintain safe distances between them. This involves providing pilots with instructions on takeoff, landing, and flight paths.
• Monitoring aircraft: Using radar, computers, and visual references, controllers track the positions, altitudes, and speeds of aircraft. They continuously monitor flights to prevent collisions and ensure smooth traffic flow.
• Communication: Air traffic controllers maintain constant communication with pilots, providing them with vital information such as weather updates, navigational instructions, and clearance for various flight stages.
• Emergency handling: In case of emergencies, controllers provide crucial assistance, guiding aircraft to safety and coordinating with emergency services as needed.
• Sequencing and spacing: They sequence arriving and departing flights to minimize delays and ensure efficient use of runways and airspace.
• Coordination: Air traffic controllers work closely with other controllers, pilots, and airport personnel to manage flight operations seamlessly, especially during peak traffic periods.