ADVERSE IMPACT ON AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (ATM) RESEARCH ON ERCAN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER (ATCO) CANDIDATES

Year 2018, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 1 - 19, 20.08.2018

İzzet Derkan

Abstract

Air Traffic Controller is one of the world's most risky job. Air traffic
controllers working in the TRNC attends the course with a period 1 year or more
in DHMI, Turkey depending on the number of controllers.

This article describes the tasks that relate to Ercan Air Traffic Control
Unit controllers. The success rate of
controllers who had attended the DHMI course in the past have been compared
mutually in this article.Again, this article interviews with the participants as the methodology,
SWOT Analysis and the factors that affect the article as a result of the
failure in DHMI course is determined and a solution at the end of the article,
has been revealed.

Keywords

Air Traffic Management, Ercan Air Traffic Control, Conflicts of Ercan Candidates, Ercan Airport, Swot Analysis

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