SMATSA hiring Morava Airport controllers
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The Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services Agency (SMATSA) is seeking to train five air traffic controllers who will be based at Kraljevo's Morava Airport, which is due to open on June 28. SMATSA will cover the costs of training for successful candidates. Commenting on the airport's much-delayed opening, the Serbian Minister for Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Zorana Mihajlović, said recently, "Everything should be ready by June 28 so the airport will be capable of handling ATR and Boeing 737 aircraft. From its opening in late June, until the end of this year, we expect several carriers to introduce flights. We will also work on developing cargo traffic at Morava Airport". Interested applicants for the air traffic control post must be born in 1994 or later. Full details and conditions can be found here (in Serbian).
The Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services Agency (SMATSA) is seeking to train five air traffic controllers who will be based at Kraljevo's Morava Airport, which is due to open on June 28. SMATSA will cover the costs of training for successful candidates. Commenting on the airport's much-delayed opening, the Serbian Minister for Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Zorana Mihajlović, said recently, "Everything should be ready by June 28 so the airport will be capable of handling ATR and Boeing 737 aircraft. From its opening in late June, until the end of this year, we expect several carriers to introduce flights. We will also work on developing cargo traffic at Morava Airport". Interested applicants for the air traffic control post must be born in 1994 or later. Full details and conditions can be found here (in Serbian).
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