Air Traffic Control
Air traffic control facilities coordinate aircraft movements on the ground and in the airspace using radar, voice, and data systems. For a terminal or en-route facility, the specialists turn flight plans and live radar tracks into sequenced clearances, convert weather and traffic data into runway configurations and flow rates, maintain logs and voice recordings for review, and generate the daily operational reports and equipment status checks. Phraseology, separation standards and FAA directives remain with the controllers.
Specialist bots
- Flight Plan Verifier: Convert filed flight plans into verified, automation-ready data with route and restriction checks.
- Traffic Flow Manager: Assess weather, demand and capacity to set arrival and departure rates and issue flow restrictions.
- Clearance Delivery Coordinator: Issue accurate departure clearances and sequence aircraft for pushback and taxi.
- Radar Separation Specialist: Monitor live radar tracks and issue instructions to maintain required separation between aircraft.
- Shift Handover and Briefing Clerk: Prepare and document standardized position relief briefings and shift handovers.
- Equipment Status Monitor: Track status of all radar, communication and automation systems and log outages.
- Incident and Safety Records Clerk: Capture, organize and preserve all voice, radar and operational data following any incident.
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