ASCENT article: In this article, first published in Global Airspace Radar, James Evans, General Manager Commercial at Airways International explains why air traffic control selection is one of the most practical levers available to ANSPs to improve ATC training success.
Aeropath has launched a comprehensive range of Instrument Flight Procedure training courses, drawing on its extensive experience in flight procedure design to support aviation organisations globally.
Airways International will welcome a new wave of Airservices Australia air traffic control trainees to its New Zealand-based training academy in 2026, as part of a multi-cohort training agreement – reinforcing a strong and enduring partnership.
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.
Sheyk Alves Souza is utilising his skills as a simulator pilot to support Airservices Australia’s mobile simulation training. Sheyk tells us a bit about the remote sim piloting service he’s providing from his base in Brazil, and his experiences running exercises for Airservices Australia ATCs.
On Monday 21 July we welcomed our newest cohort of air traffic control students into the Airways Training Centre in Christchurch – coming to us from Airservices Australia.
