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Wanted: air traffic controllers

Wanted: air traffic controllers

Thursday, February 11, 2021 — This year too skeyes is looking for new air traffic controllers. Candidates can register for the recruitment procedure from 15 February to 14 March 2021. It consists of five stages. Only those who pass each stage separately will move on to the next stage. Those who pass the entire process can start the training on 1 September 2021 to become an air traffic controller.

Candidates must hold a secondary education diploma, be no more than 30 years old on the closing date for registration and be 18 years old on 1 September 2021.

Over the past six years, skeyes has also been recruiting candidate air traffic controllers. This way, the number of air traffic controllers needed at all airports and in the CANAC 2 air traffic control centre is maintained. This is still necessary even now that air traffic has declined significantly. By doing so skeyes is further preparing for the period when traffic will recover after the crisis.


As of Monday 15 February, candidates will find all information at www.skeyes.be.

Contact us
Dominique Dehaene skeyes - Communication Manager & Spokesperson
Audrey Dorigo Porte-Parole, skeyes
Dominique Dehaene skeyes - Communication Manager & Spokesperson
Audrey Dorigo Porte-Parole, skeyes
About skeyes

skeyes ensures the safety and efficiency of air traffic in Belgium 24/7. The skeyes air traffic controllers manage over 3,000 aircraft every day, which makes up over a million flight movements per year. The autonomous public company is active at the heart of Europe, in one of the busiest and most complex sections of airspace of the continent. skeyes is active at Brussels Airport and at the airports of Antwerp, Charleroi, Kortrijk, Liège and Ostend. Thanks to its CANAC 2 control centre skeyes manages the flight movements above Belgium and a part of Luxembourg up to an altitude of 7,500 metres (*). The company relies on its nearly 900 experienced staff members who are at the service of their customers: airline companies, airports, the aviation sector and the authorities. skeyes also develops innovating services regarding drones and contributes to a sustainable future of the aviation sector, among other things with respect to the environment.

skeyes is a member of FABEC, a joint airspace block (Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany, France and Switzerland) with the aim of improving air navigation efficiency in the heart of Europe in the framework of the Single European Sky.

www.skeyes.be

(*) The upper airspace of the Benelux countries and North West Germany is managed jointly with the EUROCONTROL centre in Maastricht. 

skeyes
Tervuursesteenweg 303
1820 Steenokkerzeel
Belgium

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