MANILA, Philippines — A total of 1,153 individuals took the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) Comprehensive Air Traffic Service qualifying examination on Saturday, June 28, the aviation regulator said on Sunday.
The examination was held simultaneously at the CAAP Central Office and in regional centers in Isabela, Clark, Jolo, Occidental Mindoro, Davao, Bohol-Panglao, Tacloban, Pagadian, Laguindingan, and Coron.
The CAAP said applicants who pass the qualifying exam, or those who meet the required standards, will proceed to the next stage of the course.
CAAP Director General Raul del Rosario emphasized the importance of the test, describing it as an investment in a new generation of aviation professionals who will safeguard the future of Philippine aviation.
The program supports the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. and Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon to prioritize people-centric development.
The qualifying exam is an important milestone for those wishing to pursue careers in air traffic control and aviation communications systems.
CAAP said it carefully evaluates candidates to ensure that only the most capable and committed individuals are selected to uphold the safety and efficiency of the country's airspace.