IFATCA's Podcast: Recent Episodes

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A podcast about air traffic control, created to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the profession

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In the fifth episode of IFATCA's One in a Hundred podcast, Marc Baumgartner talks to Nicola Nì Riada, who works in the Shannon en-route centre, Ireland; Jehad el Husseini, an instructor and supervisor in Amman Marka Airport tower, Jordan; and Yousef Alghwani, radar approach controller in Amman, Jordan

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In this episode, the first one recorded after the pandemic and the start of the war in Ukraine, Marc Baumgartner talks to Maria Serrano Mullet and Alex Servetnyk. Maria works in Barcelona as an approach controller and supervisor, while Alex is a controller from Ukraine.

Unavoidably, the terrible situation in Ukraine is discussed in depth.

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In episode three of the IFATCA One in a Hundred podcasts, Marc Baumgartner talks to Helena Sjöström and Mahmoud Sabrah. Helena works as a supervisor in Stockholm ACC, Sweden, and is currently IFATCA's Deputy President. Mahmoud is from Jordan and previously worked in Amman ACC but is now in Aqaba tower.

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In this second episode of our podcast series on the occasion of 100 Years of Air Traffic Control, IFATCA's former President and CEO Marc Baumgartner talks to Eugenio Diotalevi, who is a controller from Padova, Italy with nearly 20 years experience; and Jens Lehmann, who works in Munich, Germany and has some 30 years experience.

While the 100 Year ATC project looks at the past, we also want to spend time on what is coming for our profession. The subject of this episode is the impact drones and unmanned aircraft have or will have on our profession.

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In this new podcast series on the occasion of 100 Years of Air Traffic Control, IFATCA's former President and CEO Marc Baumgartner talks to air traffic controllers from around the world. In this first episode, he is joined by Julija Razmislavičienė from Lithuania, who works in the Vilnius ACC since 2009, and Christian Radu from Romania who has been an ATCO for the past 25 years.