
FAA Recruits Gamers to Become Air Traffic Controllers
Published April 10, 2026
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Amid a controller shortage, the FAA targets gamers for recruitment. See Joystick Joe, an air traffic controller with a gaming twist.
To mitigate a shortage of air traffic controllers, the FAA seeks to recruit gamers as potential candidates, even those without college degrees. This controversial decision aims to leverage the quick reflexes and problem-solving skills typically honed in video gaming. The outreach has sparked discussions across multiple news outlets, critiquing its practicality and potential risks. The initiative represents a unique approach to addressing staffing challenges in a critical industry.
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