First ATC trainees graduate from Airservices’ NZ partnership

Posted on August 5, 2024 by Guest authors

The four trainees studied 10 weeks online and 20 weeks face-to-face, and will now return to Australia for additional instruction in Airservices’ Melbourne facility before being sent to control towers at regional airports for their final field training.

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