Air Traffic Controller Mock Interview

Master 30 Air Traffic Controller interview questions covering stress management, spatial reasoning, and decision-making under pressure.

WRITTEN BY RACHELLE ENNS
QUESTION 29 OF 30

When would you be available to start?

"I would need to give a customary two weeks' notice to my current company so that they could choose if they want me to stay and transition accounts or make it my last day. But, out of courtesy to them, I need to let them make the decision."

"I would need to give my employer two weeks' notice. Due to my length of employment, it is possible that I may need to work an additional week if they were to request it of me to aid in the transition to the next manager, but I am available immediately following. Can you clarify your timeline for me?"

Before your interview, make sure you have a start date in mind for the new employer. Be prepared with an affirmative answer regardless of your employment situation.

If you are currently working, you should always show professionalism by offering 2 weeks' notice to your current employer. No hiring manager is ever impressed when they hear "I can quit my job today and start tomorrow!" Show that you are professional and reliable in all situations.

"I can quit my job today and start tomorrow!"

Rachelle Enns
30 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS · AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
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