Sentences with phrase «air traffic controllers do»

Just hoping air traffic controllers don't get any ideas from this.

Not exact matches

I just don't want someone that is certifiably INSANE to be my doctor, mechanic, house builder, the guy who builds or designs bridges and buildings, air traffic controller, etc...

The tower is operated by federal FAA air traffic controllers and while Dutchess has no commercial traffic, it does have corporate helicopter service as well as corporate and creational aviation users.

And if the images can be continually updated with real - time data, such 3 - D visuals could provide air traffic controllers with dynamic maps of planes in the air, or help researchers track satellites to ensure they don't collide.

«Sully» would be a better film if it paid more attention to the rescue workers, the air traffic controllers, or even the passengers involved, but doing so would downplay Sully as a New American Saint, and violate the cinematic purpose of repackaging our worst fears.

Eastwood doesn't give up the goods easily, holding back the sequence until nearly an hour into the film's lean 96 - minute runtime, but he revisits the harrowing event multiple times, revealing new details and the different perspectives of everyone involved, from the pilots, to the passengers, to the flight crew, to the air traffic controller, to the U.S. Coast Guard rescue teams.

Every bit as remarkable as her skill in achieving that feat was the cool demeanour Shults displayed while doing so — graphically illustrated by the recordings and transcripts of the conversations she was having with various air traffic controllers at the time.

Air traffic controllers have an extremely demanding job to do, and our approach is a new way to assist them, with what are actually some fairly minimal changes to the existing system.»

The same is true of those who have been trained as engineers, research scientists, car mechanics, and air traffic controllers... Every profession depends on the use of inductive and deductive reasoning, but it also depends on the person's ability to do something after reasoning out what the problem is.

There is already a system of air traffic controllers and government agencies who can monitor takeoff, landing, and flight paths to ensure autonomous aircraft don't collide.

When a job for air traffic controller / air space manager is advertised, the employing company is flooded with resumes; so many that the hiring manager rejects each one if he or she doesn't get interested the minute he begins to read it.

So what will make sure your resume for air traffic controller position doesn't get rejected?

Did you know that for stress ratings they are categorized with police and air traffic controllers?