National Air Traffic Control

National Air Traffic Control (ATC) is a system that manages the safe and efficient movement of aircraft within a country's airspace and at airports. Trained controllers use radar, radio communication, and technology to monitor aircraft positions, provide instructions, and prevent collisions. They coordinate takeoffs, landings, and en-route flights, ensuring smooth traffic flow and safety. ATC operates at various levels—ground control for airport movements, approach control for incoming flights, and en-route centers for aircraft cruising across large areas—working together to facilitate secure and efficient air travel.