What Is Air Traffic Controller?

The job of an air traffic controller is to safely manage the flow of aircraft and vehicles coming and going from a specific area. Airports, which they also work closely with on maintenance and construction activities employ them. The work that they do affects aircraft up to five nautical miles away and any aircraft directly overhead 5-10miles away at the moment.

The monthly salary for Air Traffic Controllers in Namibia is about 19,700 NAD. You can earn anywhere between 9,050 NAD to 31,300 NAD per month. This includes your housing, transport and other benefits.

How do I become an air traffic controller in Namibia?

To become an Air Force air traffic controller one has to meet the following requirements: have either a high school diploma or equivalent, obtain at least an AQ score of 55 on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test, and be able to get a Secret clearance.

Is air traffic controller a good job in Namibia?

Air Traffic Controllers work on planes to ensure they get where they’re going safely & efficiently. They work in some of the most stressful conditions and must maintain a high level of concentration at all times.

How many hours do air traffic controllers work in Namibia?

Controllers typically work five 8-hour shifts per week, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Shifts vary, but might include a few day shifts and two swing shifts followed by a night shift.