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Afghanistan: NATO to train air traffic controllers

Kabul, Afghanistan - The opening cerimony of the course has been held on September 21

NATO-led troops started the first training course for air traffic controllers in Afghanistan last September 21, paving the way for an eventual handover of Kabul air control to Afghan authorities. Currently, NATO’s International Security Force, operates and controls Kabul Airport. NATO course’s students should follow between 180 and 250 days of intensive training, on completion of which, once they are...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 127702
Rome, Italy, 09/27/2005 16:24
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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