US EditionFAA Taps Community Colleges to Solve Air Traffic Controller Shortage
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FAA Taps Community Colleges to Solve Air Traffic Controller Shortage
Labor Landscape SUNY Schenectady, located in upstate New York, is the latest community college to be enlisted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to train the next generation of air traffic controllers and to help stem the controller shortage nationwide. The FAA was short about 3,000 certified air traffic controllers at the close of 2024, and has said it anticipates it will hire about 2,000 controllers this fiscal year after speedin…
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