Fundamentals of Air Traffic Control

by Michael S. Nolan

The only college-level text available on air traffic control, this book describes not only how the air traffic control (ATC) system works, but why it operates the way it does. It presents the history and development of the ATC system, with an emphasis on the logic behind it, instead of simply listing rules and regulations.

Genres: Reference, Aviation

588 pages, Hardcover

First published February 9, 1990

Reviews

[Keito Kowaka · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has helped me learn deeply about Air Traffic Control. I do not know what I will be working on in the future but at this point, I am interested in Air Traffic Control. However, I do not really have any knowledge of Air Traffic Control. The only thing I know about Air Traffic Control is that they are the one who talks to the pilots to direct them towards the destination as pilots cannot see anything up in the sky. From