ldsnodden
18th Jan 2006, 22:16
Hi,
Im fairly new to all of this, Im 18 and in my final year at college. Not studying physics or anything like that, Im doing travel and tourism.
But anyway, I have my assessment/test day on the 31st January having booked it a week ago after receiving an email from the NATS recruitment department.
I have been reading the information pack that they have sent me, and just have a question. Towards the back of the pack there are listings for most of the major aircraft that are used within the UK. Is it important that I learn all the flight levels and speeds?
Im well away on separation distances, types of airspace etc (the basic concepts), but am a little worried about the aircraft information.
I have even started watching air traffic control films like Jet to try and learn as much as I can!
Thanks in advance,
Liam
Im fairly new to all of this, Im 18 and in my final year at college. Not studying physics or anything like that, Im doing travel and tourism.
But anyway, I have my assessment/test day on the 31st January having booked it a week ago after receiving an email from the NATS recruitment department.
I have been reading the information pack that they have sent me, and just have a question. Towards the back of the pack there are listings for most of the major aircraft that are used within the UK. Is it important that I learn all the flight levels and speeds?
Im well away on separation distances, types of airspace etc (the basic concepts), but am a little worried about the aircraft information.
I have even started watching air traffic control films like Jet to try and learn as much as I can!
Thanks in advance,
Liam