It is. The traffic is the easy part. The staffing is “so bad” yet they work hour on hour off and have an hour shove at the end of every shift. Most ppl are home half the day. During Covid 2+ hrs on 2+ hrs off? but the staffing…. The only thing that sucks is working with the same 10 ppl 6 days a week for 18 years and they just all start to go fucking nuts… oh and shit hole Nassau county lol
It’s a nice, high-level overview. But, raw traffic data can be very misleading.
1. Complexity makes the job “more difficult” than volume.
2. You really have to divide it up into areas of Zs and large TRACONs. All areas are obviously not created equal.
1. Which is why they have the TCI but it really needs to be modernized. Until they find a way to grade the hi and bye overflight vs the guy that deviated 3 different buildups and then went nordo there will never be a true way to measure complexity.
2. Something that will also never happen because it cause friction in house which is no bueno from the FAA and NATCA side
Also by TOP (time on position) the facilities rank as follows...data from the Staffing Snapshot Tableau (12 month rolling period, average per shift per CPC)
Also by TOP (time on position) the facilities rank as follows...data from the Staffing Snapshot Tableau (12 month rolling period, average per shift per CPC)
Working on the west coast for 14 years with a 2+20 commute each way was hard and ultimately not worth it. Now I make less much and drive 20 minutes to work.
Also by TOP (time on position) the facilities rank as follows...data from the Staffing Snapshot Tableau (12 month rolling period, average per shift per CPC)
Also by TOP (time on position) the facilities rank as follows...data from the Staffing Snapshot Tableau (12 month rolling period, average per shift per CPC)
We reroute 95+% of overflights around A80 and I have, on several occasions, had A80 try to get me to reroute the little guys forcing them to fly through weather to keep them clear of their airspace. That being said it does seem to have improved a bit in more recent years.