ATC in Germany

[Caesartheboogeyman]

Does anybody who works/has worked in germany have any details on where their area units are based and what the pay and conditions, hours of work etc are like? What is the workload like? Is it as busy as London or more/less?
Thank you

[Bill Woodfull]

scroll the pages, its all here.

[Caesartheboogeyman]

I cant see where? anyone got a link to the thread mentioned above?

[MunichACC]

Here you go. Its a bit older.

http://www.pprune.org/atc-issues/308104-dfs-germany-direct-entry-atco-info-please.html

[DotMac]

Have a look here...

DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH (http://www.dfs.de/dfs/internet/english/index.html)

There's a link to ATCO recruitment which has info on where ACCs are. I've visited a couple, but not worked at any.

Eventually the core FDP system they use will be the same as NATS (iTec). Their FDP system is similar to the one that Maastricht use (although not identical)

HTH

[Fox3snapshot]

There is an aptitude test so it may pay to get some practice in by finding the threads....:}

Try the DFS heading fields....

[Skybear]

Area centres in Langen (near Frankfurt), Karlsruhe, Munich and Bremen. 5-3 roster with 7,5h daily shifts. Payment roughly 100.000€ per year. Lots of traffic. Anything else?

[Lon More]

Maastricht UAC (Eurocontrol) is responsible for the Hannover UIR (2nd busiest European Centre after London IIRC)

[TrafficTraffic]

:) Lon......are you spruiking for LATCC now?

And since when has London been in Europe?

TT

[Lon More]

TT, still hanging on by your toenails Dunnunda?

That egg-whisk thing's addled your brain at last?

[Caesartheboogeyman]

thank you, appreciate it