ATCO is looking for a decent job!
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ATCO is looking for a decent job!
Hi, everybody!
I have been working as an air traffic controller for three years now. I work in Lviv ACC now (This is in Ukraine), we use secondary radars, automated flight data processing system, and online data interchange with our neighbours. There are four sectors in our FIR, I have all possible endorsements. We use both English and Russian languages for communicating with crews.
This information was given to imagine the working environment.
I know that I am ready now to face new challenges to get better opportunities. I feel like going somewhere else…
So I have a favour to ask of you:
Is there anybody who can give a good advice, where is the best plays to try my luck?
I’ve already applied to Maastricht, passed all the selection tests and got to the interview. But unfortunately I didn’t make it then. I’m 24 now, so I won’t be able to reapply again.
I visited the Ops room there 3 times, and I really liked it. Everybody were so friendly and hospitable, I felt like at home there. You guys are just the BEST!!!
I am really sorry that I won’t have the opportunity to work shoulder to shoulder with you.
I have been working as an air traffic controller for three years now. I work in Lviv ACC now (This is in Ukraine), we use secondary radars, automated flight data processing system, and online data interchange with our neighbours. There are four sectors in our FIR, I have all possible endorsements. We use both English and Russian languages for communicating with crews.
This information was given to imagine the working environment.
I know that I am ready now to face new challenges to get better opportunities. I feel like going somewhere else…
So I have a favour to ask of you:
Is there anybody who can give a good advice, where is the best plays to try my luck?
I’ve already applied to Maastricht, passed all the selection tests and got to the interview. But unfortunately I didn’t make it then. I’m 24 now, so I won’t be able to reapply again.
I visited the Ops room there 3 times, and I really liked it. Everybody were so friendly and hospitable, I felt like at home there. You guys are just the BEST!!!
I am really sorry that I won’t have the opportunity to work shoulder to shoulder with you.
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I know it won`t be the best advice you`ve ever get, but try this:
www.flightglobal.com
wish you luck!
www.flightglobal.com
wish you luck!
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Alexey, you might wish to try your luck at ATC service providers other than Eurocontrol/Maastricht, like Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France. Go to their websites and see whether they have opporunities. You may have to learn the local language for an entry permit into the country but that should be feasible in view of what you really want to achieve, wouldn't it.
Wish you luck.
Wish you luck.
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Alexey
Checkout www.airways.co.nz
Fancy moving to the South Pacific? Airways New Zealand are desperate for staff.
Did you know that Australia has also been recruiting experienced controllers??
Goodluck
Checkout www.airways.co.nz
Fancy moving to the South Pacific? Airways New Zealand are desperate for staff.
Did you know that Australia has also been recruiting experienced controllers??
Goodluck
