
From the Captain's
Point of View
“The relationship between a Captain and his dispatcher is a special one of professional knowledge, trust and dependability. It gives the pilot great comfort to know that his dispatcher has looked at all the angles when planning the flight and has anticipated problem areas well in advance. Particularly when things start to deteriorate during the flight, a well trained dispatcher will anticipate what's going through his pilot's mind and be ‘Johnny on the Spot’ with options before being asked by the Captain. This type of professionalism puts a big smile on any pilot's face." I have worked with some of TransCon's instructors and can assure you that graduates of this school will be trained to that level of professionalism and competency....
A.R., VA
Cmdr TopGun (USNRet)
Captain (AARet)
In addition, pending amendments to the CFRs may require licensed dispatchers for all charter flights, as well as MedEvac services and other helicopter operations. With certification via TransCon you will qualify.
Some of The many jobs will that become available in the aviation industry in the next few years include:
Air Traffic Control
Corporate Aviation
FAR Part 91 Operations
Air Taxi/Charter Operations
Pilots
Flight Attendants
Operations Specialists
Certification as an Aircraft Dispatcher is the key to many career pathways.
PRESS RELEASE
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