jamin35008
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Well got my score of 83.5 Guess that one less person for you all to worry about. I freakin pissed!
I take the test in DAB on Thursday. My problem is I turn 31 (cutoff age) on Feb. 18. Any chance I can make it through the application process by then or I am I wasting my time?
The process, no. Receiving a TOL, which is the relevant part because it "freezes" your age... well, probably not either.
But, with all that said, if you're still interested in the job, look into the contractors. Robinson Aviation, who proctors the AT-SAT, runs the tower at my home field. I met a lady there who started with them because she missed the age cutoff by a few months. Started much sooner than you would with the FAA, and just took off for a temporary contract in Dubai. Six figure income, almost certainly much sooner than you'd make it in the FAA.
This is what RVA has listed in their employment section:
"Air Traffic Control Specialist
How does one go about obtaining these by yourself?
- Minimum/General Experience: Individual must have a CTO Certificate and a current Class II Medical Certificate. Position is subject to drug testing per the DOT/FAA requirements (pre-employment, random, periodic, probable cause, post accident). Individual must have a minimum of two years of air traffic control tower experience."
Well got my score of 83.5 Guess that one less person for you all to worry about. I freakin pissed!
The process, no. Receiving a TOL, which is the relevant part because it "freezes" your age... well, probably not either.
But, with all that said, if you're still interested in the job, look into the contractors. Robinson Aviation, who proctors the AT-SAT, runs the tower at my home field. I met a lady there who started with them because she missed the age cutoff by a few months. Started much sooner than you would with the FAA, and just took off for a temporary contract in Dubai. Six figure income, almost certainly much sooner than you'd make it in the FAA.
You know, you are quite possibly one of the nicest and kindest people/avatar/username ever. You always come with helpful info to anybody. A virtual wealth spring of information, that's what you are Rosstafari. And I know that I am not the only one thinking that. With that said:
On behalf of my fellow PUBNATers, I just want to stand up and applaud you for your selfless dedication to jetcareers. :clap:
-ya gotta luv me...
Seriously though, good info in case i time out, too.
You know, you are quite possibly one of the nicest and kindest people/avatar/username ever. You always come with helpful info to anybody. A virtual wealth spring of information, that's what you are Rosstafari. And I know that I am not the only one thinking that. With that said:
On behalf of my fellow PUBNATers, I just want to stand up and applaud you for your selfless dedication to jetcareers. :clap:
-ya gotta luv me...
Seriously though, good info in case i time out, too.
You know, you are quite possibly one of the nicest and kindest people/avatar/username ever. You always come with helpful info to anybody. A virtual wealth spring of information, that's what you are Rosstafari. And I know that I am not the only one thinking that. With that said:
On behalf of my fellow PUBNATers, I just want to stand up and applaud you for your selfless dedication to jetcareers. :clap:
-ya gotta luv me...
Seriously though, good info in case i time out, too.
Well got my score of 83.5 Guess that one less person for you all to worry about. I freakin pissed!
Almost impossible without being a prior controller.
I believe Beaverhead college (bare with me) has an actual airfield and the students work the tower therefor getting your CTO certificate. I guess, if you're serious about becoming a controller, it'd be worth looking into!
You're not necessarily done. They might still take you with a "Q" score. You might want to consider putting AK as a Geo. Pref., because they really need people up there.
I guess the math is heavily scored into the equation. I suck at math, so we'll see.
I also suck at math and I too recieved a "Q" score, but ya know, I'm just going to keep on hoping, maybe not as good of a chance, but there is still a possibility. I do have a question for all of you though. Can you take the test once a year, or is it a year from the date you took it? If it comes up again I would like to take it to better my score if nothing happens between then.
Hey guys, I take my test on november 12th in Holtsville NY. I'm real nervous about the applied math section. I've been studying with the Learning express air traffic control test prep book, but the questions don't look like the ones that were posted in this thread. Kinda confused...math has always been my weakness
It should happen sometime within the next year. Fingers crossed.