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In her case it was a Bachelors in Aviation and Aerospace Science with an Air Traffic Control Concentration. There may be other programs or concentrations which
by NaOH 2y ago
In her case it was a Bachelors in Aviation and Aerospace Science with an Air Traffic Control Concentration. There may be other programs or concentrations which are acceptable.
- insane_dreamer 2y agoSince the chances of landing an ATC job are so slim with the degree, what kind of job options does that degree afford you? What kind of job did she end up taking (or doing while waiting on the FAA)?
- NaOH 2y agoWhile waiting for the FAA and since declining the ATC position she's worked at her family's auto repair shop. Pre-FAA she did repair work and for the last few months since returning she's more on the management side. She hasn't yet decided if the family business or something else is the career she wants.
- kristjansson 2y ago> Bachelors in Aviation and Aerospace Science with an Air Traffic Control Concentration I’m not that far removed from my time in college, but I’m shocked by the specificity of that.
- NaOH 2y agoHere's the FAA overview of what the agency calls the Air Traffic-Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) Program: https://www.faa.gov/jobs/students/schools https://www.faa.gov/jobs/students/schools