ASCENT article: Jonny Cooke examines the gap between the industry’s investment in air traffic control training technologies and the fragmented systems still used to track and assess trainee progress – and introduces OnTrac, Airways International’s answer to that challenge.
ASCENT article: Hundreds of ATCs around the world began their careers in a simulated fictional aerodrome. Airways International’s Head of ATS Training Kelly de Lambert introduces Forest: where it came from, how it works, and why it’s one of the most powerful tools in ATC training for Airways.
ASCENT article: Philipp Zeitel has stepped into the role of Regional Director – Australia, USA & Rest of the World for Airways International, bringing more than 14 years of experience across ATC training, quality assurance and campus management. In this Q&A, he shares insights into his Airways journey and the opportunities he sees across global markets.
ASCENT article: Airways New Zealand will have a key presence at Airspace World 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal, from 26-28 May – the premier industry event for the global air traffic management industry.
Amidst a global shortage of air traffic controllers, Airways International explains how best to plug the gap through data-driven air traffic control selection and world-class training.
In a recent podcast episode, Global Airspace Radar’s Katarzyna Żmudzińska sat down with two of our leaders – Jonny Cooke, Head of Products, and Philipp Zeitel, Training Quality Manager – to explore what it takes to succeed in ATC training, and what are Airways’ secrets to high ATC training success rates.
Watch our webinar held in association with CANSO – where Jonny Cooke and Philipp Zeitel share insights into how the team has developed a refined recruitment and selection process that consistently delivers outstanding results – drawing on over 30 years of experience in selecting and training air traffic controllers.
ASCENT article: As the aviation industry enters a new era defined by complexity, innovation and global collaboration, the need for smarter, more adaptable flight procedures has never been greater. At Aeropath, we see this moment not only as a challenge, but as an opportunity to lead.
