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Date Posted: 20:19:45 02/29/08 Fri
Author: MKR
Subject: Re: How Some In Current ATC Workforce Think of CTI and Their Graduates
In reply to: Tupp 's message, "Re: How Some In Current ATC Workforce Think of CTI and Their Graduates" on 16:37:28 02/29/08 Fri

>All the while, John Q maybe didn't understand radar, but is a >great tower controller.

More than agree, coz I am one of them.

This bring another problem:
Should FAA let us the ATC applicant to pick what kind of facility they wish to work in?

I love to work in a tower, after I read this article, I am
kinda worry one day I get washed out from an OJT where I
don't like to work at.

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