PHThe Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) announced the inauguration of new air traffic control simulators aimed at improving training for aviation personnel. These simulators, costing P253 million, are designed to provide highly realistic, scenario-based training that replicates various phases of aircraft flights. The initiative seeks to address staffing shortages in regional airports and enhance aviation safety by reducing reliance on live traffic for training. CAAP Director General Raul del Rosario emphasized the modernization of training facilities, while Acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez highlighted the free training program available to aspiring air traffic controllers, ensuring employment upon completion of required qualifications.
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