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Old October 2nd 05, 01:47 AM
Mr. Nobody
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Default Air Traffic Controllers

Hello,
I am a junior in high school and interested in a career in aviation. My
dad is a pilot and I always took an interest riding in single engine
airplanes flying across the country.
I am considering an air traffic controller for a future career. I heard
there is a shortage and the FAA is paying 100,000 in starting salaries.
Is this true? Will I end up hating my job? Does anyone have
connections?

Thanks,
Kevin

 




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