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Tavi	8th Jul 2009 14:26

Air Navigation Service Providers

Hey,
I'm looking for some UK-based companies that are able to provide air traffic control personnel for aiports. So far I have Serco, Safeskys and NATS... are there any other simillar companies in UK I might add to the list?

Thanks.. appreciate it:)

aluminium persuader

8th Jul 2009 15:42

You can also try AMSS via this link

AMSS

PM me if you want to use my name as a reference.

Regards,

ap

Red Dragon

9th Jul 2009 08:09

AMSS' website would indicate that they look more like a firm of consultants/recruitment specialists. Don't think they would be classed as an ANSP.

But then what do I know?

:ok:

Highland Director

9th Jul 2009 12:52

Highlands and Islands Airports - They always have loads of spare controllers.

HIAL - Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd

chevvron

9th Jul 2009 14:13

Well neither Serco nor Safeskys actually train controllers, so you could say they only recruit as well.

aerotech07

9th Jul 2009 17:46

Marshall Aerospace provide ATC at Cambridge, and are now providing it at Coventry.

HeathrowDictator

24th Jul 2009 22:13

Don't forget Peel Air Traffic Services (LJLA, RHADS, DTVA, CAM) :-)

Standard Noise

25th Jul 2009 19:19

There are 99 seperate ANSPs in the UK, take yer pick.

ZOOKER

25th Jul 2009 19:31

Which, coupled with the mismatch of equipment etc, and the low number incidents that occur, is a demonstration of the total professionalism of the ladies and gentlemen working at 'the 'sharp-end'. :ok:

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