How do I know if I passed the ATSA?

Air Traffic Skills Assessment scores are divided into four categories: Not Referred, Qualified, Well Qualified and Best Qualified. If your score is Not Referred, this means that you have not passed the test. A score within any of the other three categories is a passing score.



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0.5% of applicants are successful.

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If your test was taken on or after January 13, 2020, log into your PSI account. You can print a duplicate or expired test report (AKTR) https://faa.psiexams.com/faa/login . If your test was taken on or before January 10, 2020, send an email to [email protected] .

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Most often, developmental controllers who fail field qualification training are terminated from employment. However, in some cases, field-training failures may request reassignment to a lower volume and less complex ATC facility.

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Yes it is possible. You have to go through the training program for the new airport to be a validated controller there, but this is very common practice.

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Although air traffic controllers may not get free flights like flight attendants do, they still have attractive employee benefits. For example, their employers often give them permanent discounts which they can use to buy tickets and other products that the airport or a specific airline carries.

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Is ATC or pilot harder? Piloting, especially on large, complex aircraft, is largely a matter of training and practice. Talent is required, of course, but mostly you just have to put your hours in. In that sense, training and qualifying to be an airline pilot is more rigorous than becoming an ATC at a busy facility.

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