Global Air Traffic Controller Shortages Drive Poaching
A global shortage of air traffic controllers is driving cross-border recruitment as countries compete for experienced staff. Aviation officials warn that moving workers provides only short-term relief while failing to address underlying staffing and training gaps.
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A global shortage of 71,000 air traffic controllers by 2034 is driving cross-border recruitment, raising safety concerns worldwide. Countries from Australia to Canada are competing for experienced staff to fill critical staffing gaps.
