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India struggling to cope with ATCO shortage

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The shortage of qualified and experienced air traffic controllers (ATCOs) in rapidly developing economies is nothing new, but the pace of development of the Indian domestic market is exacerbating an already serious problem for Indian aviation. Several near miss incidents in late 2009 and early 2010 have been attributed to ATCOs, specifically the high pressure and workloads they are under at India's increasingly busy major airports.

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