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Hiring Bid FAA-ATO-20-ALLSRCE-65607

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  1. TushingPin #1021
    sean82206 said:

    I've personally been considering the ANG or the Air Force myself. I've even gone as far as finding out what 10 jobs I would want (since they require you to list it going in) and finding out if I can take my ASVABs lol

    If you want air traffic, you sign a contract saying you're going air traffic. Nothing less. It's out there, just have to find the right recruiter that'll do it.

  2. Mr.Tickles #1022
    sean82206 said:

    I've personally been considering the ANG or the Air Force myself. I've even gone as far as finding out what 10 jobs I would want (since they require you to list it going in) and finding out if I can take my ASVABs lol

    Pick a job you could more or less only do in the Air Force or something that will give you actual transferable qualifications on the civilian side that you would want to have. Way too much stupid in the military to not do something cool or gain a skill set you won’t have to pay for.

  3. tehgray #1023
    TushingPin said:

    If you want air traffic, you sign a contract saying you're going air traffic. Nothing less. It's out there, just have to find the right recruiter that'll do it.

    For ANG yeah if there's a slot. For USAF you don't just ask for one job and only one job. That hasn't worked like that in a very long time (unless you want the special AFSC's like Linguist or CCT/PJ.

  4. Ztron #1024

    Go Navy or go home.

  5. tehgray #1025
    Ztron said:

    Go Navy or go home.

    Do most navy controllers get FAA credentials?

  6. Ztron #1026
    tehgray said:

    Do most navy controllers get FAA credentials?

    tehgray said:

    Do most navy controllers get FAA credentials?

    All Navy controllers are FAA certified air traffic control specialists. Not all Navy controllers obtain a facility rating. Many do ship air traffic control which doesn’t result in an FAA rating (tower,approach,enroute).

  7. tehgray #1027
    Ztron said:

    All Navy controllers are FAA certified air traffic control specialists. Not all Navy controllers obtain a facility rating. Many do ship air traffic control which doesn’t result in an FAA rating (tower,approach,enroute).

    How are the ship guys FAA certified? Just curious

  8. Ztron #1028
    tehgray said:

    How are the ship guys FAA certified? Just curious

    Everyone that becomes a controller in the Navy goes through air traffic control training similar to the FAA academy and upon completion receive an FAA certification. From there they are dispersed, some go to ships, some go to facilities.

  9. MJ OP #1029

    There's no "FAA certification" other than an AOV credential (facility cert). Completing any school doesn't mean anything.

  10. tehgray #1030
    MJ said:

    There's no "FAA certification" other than an AOV credential (facility cert). Completing any school doesn't mean anything.

    Yeah, that's what I'm talking about, the credential cards. I was confused how someone could get those cards/credentials outside a facility.

  11. Ztron #1031
    MJ said:

    There's no "FAA certification" other than an AOV credential (facility cert). Completing any school doesn't mean anything.

    I’m looking at the 7220-1. The way I see it is that it’s a certification for the DoD (in this case Navy) through the FAA. Therefore an FAA certification.

  12. Raz #1032

    I believe Air Force has four year enlistments for Air Traffic right now. Go Air Force you'll go to a tower or approach and get facility rated. No worrying about getting sent to a ship. Lol. Aim for a pilot training base or Eglin.

  13. Mr.Tickles #1033
    Ztron said:

    I’m looking at the 7220-1. The way I see it is that it’s a certification for the DoD (in this case Navy) through the FAA. Therefore an FAA certification.

    Regardless of what it’s classified as technically it wont matter in regards to applying for the FAA. The branch someone’s in doesn’t matter, they’ll still need 52 weeks certified time at a facility/position the FAA considers qualifying for an experienced bid.

  14. TG24 #1034

    Yeah I am already in the ANG as an Intelligence Analyst, so I'm basically just cross-training. Thus, it's a slightly easier transition for me. I just wish that the officer side actually controlled airspace in the Air Force since I'm about to have a degree this Spring and I'd rather not stay enlisted.

  15. Wizard #1035

    back in 2017 it took exactly one year from job posting to graduating academy for me.

  16. 32andBelow #1036
    boots said:

    back in 2017 it took exactly one year from job posting to graduating academy for me.

    Must be nice.

  17. TapWuttuh #1037
    32andBelow said:

    Must be nice.

    Not enough venom. Shoulda used some kind of angry reaction image.

  18. grackfields420 #1038

    lol you guys remember that post from august "TOLs are coming out in august or later"

    hahaha

  19. 32andBelow #1039
    grackfields420 said:

    lol you guys remember that post from august "TOLs are coming out in august or later"

    hahaha

    They didn’t say what year

  20. ChuckMastaT #1040
    32andBelow said:

    They didn’t say what year

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