FAA plans to 'supercharge' air traffic control with faster hiring and pay raises. What you should know before applying to the high-stress job.
Air traffic controllers now earn $160,000 on average and the job doesn't require a college degree. But the career comes with high stress.
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FAA plans to 'supercharge' air traffic control with faster hiring and pay raises. What you should know before applying to the high-stress job.
You have to be younger than 31 when you apply According to the FAA, all ATC applicants must be 30 or younger on the closing date of the application period to qualify for the position. Related ...