Air traffic controllers are responsible for directing aircraft safely through UK airspace and at airports. They monitor and communicate with pilots using radar and radio, providing instructions for take-off, landing, and flight paths to ensure aircraft are kept at safe distances from one another. The role demands strong concentration, quick decision-making, and the ability to work well under pressure. Air traffic controllers work in control towers at airports, area control centres, or approach control offices. The job involves shift work, including nights and weekends, and requires rigorous training and assessment. This career is vital for maintaining the safety and efficiency of air travel.
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