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Become an air traffic controller

Do you dream of a job where you can combine quick decisions with complex challenges? Then air traffic controller could be the perfect career for you! Here you’ll find lots of information, whether you want to apply for air traffic controller training or are just curious about the air traffic controller profession.

An air traffic controller in an air traffic control tower monitors air traffic using binoculars and computer screens.

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It will be possible to apply for air traffic control training with a passed vocational certificate. 

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Do you have what it takes to become an air traffic controller?

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What does an air traffic controller do?

Air traffic controllers are responsible for aircraft in many phases of a flight, such as movement at the airport, departure, flight through airspace, approach, and landing. In all of these phases of flight, air traffic controllers must ensure the safe and efficient flow of air traffic by instructing pilots on what altitudes, directions, and speeds they should fly.

This requires strong multitasking ability, focus, accuracy, good decision-making skills, and good teamwork skills.

Where does an air traffic controller work?

All air traffic controllers in Norway work for Avinor.

The workplace depends on the type of control they perform. Some work in control towers at the airport, while others work with approach and departure control or in area control, which monitors air traffic in larger airspace between airports.