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FAA aims to attract more air traffic controllers by raising starting salaries by 30%.
In the U.S., air traffic controllers ensure safe flights for pilots and passengers, guiding over 2.7 million daily travelers.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) oversees the recruitment of these specialists, who must be U.S. citizens under 31, pass medical and security checks, and complete pre-employment tests.
Only about 10% of applicants are accepted into the rigorous training program.
Air traffic controllers earn an average of $137,000 annually, with plans to raise starting salaries by 30% to attract more candidates.
Applicants must also meet strict health standards to ensure they can perform their duties safely.
El objetivo de la FAA es atraer a más controladores de tráfico aéreo aumentando los salarios iniciales en un 30%.