Airservices renews ATC training contract with Airways NZ

Posted on February 2, 2026 by Guest authors

The two organisations have signed another agreement that will see several cohorts of Airservices trainees travel to Christchurch for instruction over the next 12 months. It comes as Airservices faces scrutiny over recent staff shortages, and plans to endorse 95 new controllers in 2026.

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