Air Traffic Control: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Air Force 1C1X1 Air Traffic Control experience builds transferable skills in air traffic control, airfield operations, communications, safety, and regulatory compliance. CivLaunch currently matches 4 open civilian jobs to this AFSC, including Customer Service Representative at Cutter Aviation and Line Service Technician at Cutter Aviation.
About the 1C1X1 AFSC
Controls en route and terminal air traffic using visual, radar, and non-radar methods. Issues clearances, instructions, and advisories that keep aircraft flying under instrument and visual flight rules moving safely and efficiently. Senior controllers plan, direct, inspect, and evaluate air traffic control facilities and activities.
Ranked by how many of your skills each job uses. Strong matches share the most.
Customer Service Representative
Cutter Aviation · Prescott, AZ
Good Match
$19 an hour
Technical Services
Entry level
Customer service representative at the Cutter Aviation FBO in Prescott, Arizona. Assists aircraft owners, crews, and passengers, books reservations, sends fuel and catering orders to line service, bills for services, resolves complaints, drives crews around the airfield, and keeps radio contact with arriving aircraft under FAA and TSA rules. Needs one to three years of customer service. $19 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to airfield operations, communications, and safety.
Line service technician at the Cutter Aviation FBO in Georgetown, Texas. Fuels business aircraft from refueling trucks, tows and parks planes in and out of hangars, services aircraft systems, loads baggage, drives crews and passengers around the airfield and to hotels, follows FAA and TSA ramp rules, and logs services on work tickets. FBO experience preferred; $19 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to airfield operations, communications, and safety.
Entry-level customer service representative at the Hill Aircraft FBO at Fulton County Airport in Atlanta. Greets crews and passengers, meets aircraft on the ramp, books hotels, rental cars, and catering, passes fueling and parking requests to the line crew over the radio, processes billing and payments, and keeps service records. Full-time and part-time hourly roles.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to airfield operations, communications, and safety.
Shares 3 of your 5 skills:
Airfield Operations
Communications
Safety
Requires: NATA Safety 1st CSSS (within 60 days of hire)
Entry-level ramp technician at the Hill Aircraft FBO in Atlanta. Marshals, tows, and fuels business aircraft, runs daily fuel quality checks and fuel farm records, operates tugs, forklifts, and refuelers, and provides ground power, lavatory, and baggage service. Needs two years of customer service experience and a high school diploma; aviation experience preferred.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to airfield operations, safety, and regulatory compliance.