Day in the Life: Air Traffic Management | University of North Dakota

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Quinn Buckingham is a third year student at the University of North Dakota majoring in Air Traffic Management. She is also a member of Greek Life in the Pi beta Phi sorority.
For Quinn, her day is jam packed with 4 classes as she's currently enrolled in 21 credits. She gives a tour of her room at her sorority house and then heads to class where she gives a detailed descriptions of what it's like to be an Air traffic management major, specifically in the control tower simulator. At the end of her day she had family dinner with her sisters and attended a Greek Life event. To learn more about Air Traffic management at UND, visit und.edu/progra...
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11 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 4

@kristenlandwehr5175 4 года назад

Go Quinn! You did awesome, great video showcasing aviation and Sorority life :)

@ReactiveDogDiaries 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this, great video!

@og_allex136 3 года назад

Hi quick question so Air Traffic Management has always confused me what is it? Like do you guys study to go to the academy or can you skip the academy or..... how does this work. Thank you (I’m an Air Traffic controller holding a CTO)

@UofNorthDakota 3 года назад

Hello. Among it's many requirements, the FAA requires three years of progressively responsible work experience, or a Bachelor's degree, or a combination of post-secondary education and work experience that totals three years. So with a bachelor's degree in Air Traffic Control, you're getting the best of both worlds. At UND one benefits from the most technologically advanced simulators and the world's largest collegiate training fleet. It's the kind of state-of-the-art facilities and avionics that offers a training experience second to none.