At Angelo State University, a unique training tool is being utilized to prepare students for careers in air traffic control. A simulator is located in a building on the university's campus, where it is used to train future air traffic controllers.
The simulator is intended to prepare students for potential jobs in Federal Aviation Administration towers. Further details about the training program and the simulator are available from the source.
Limited information is available about the specifics of the program, but it is clear that Angelo State University is playing a role in training the next generation of air traffic controllers.
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