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"I had spent around 50 hours inside the Bristell B23 within the past year, and the week before I finally passed the skill test and received a sheet of paper with the delightful title 'temporary permission to exercise the following privileges'. Before starting my pilot training, I had just completed the demanding three-year training to become an air traffic controller for Skyguide in Switzerland. Working in aviation has always been Nadja's childhood dream. In 2018 she started training to become an Air Traffic Controller." After a year of studying and simulator sessions, she received her ATC student's license and began to work at the tower and approach frequencies of Bern airport. Two years later she finally became a licensed air traffic controller. Ever since then, she has spent most of her time getting her private pilot's license. In the few hours she is not at the airport or in the air, Nadja enjoys playing the guitar and going to the gym. Source: Air Facts Journal |
