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Helping your people reach new heights

NATS has over 50 years of experience designing, developing and delivering world-class engineering training for the aviation industry.

Approved by the UK’s aviation regulator and ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation), our courses – from ATSEP and OJTI training to bespoke, hands-on equipment programmes – give ATC professionals the knowledge, skills and confidence to maintain and support safe, reliable operations.

Working with clients around the world, we create high-quality, flexible training tailored to your needs. Our expert instructors ensure sustainable improvements, helping organisations manage change and achieve lasting excellence.

Helping your people reach new heights

Highlights

Proven expertise

Drawing on decades of experience, we deliver proven, high-quality engineering training trusted by aviation professionals across the globe.

Certified quality

All our courses meet UK and international aviation standards, ensuring safety, quality and compliance.

Flexible delivery

We use a mix of online, remote, simulator, and face-to-face training methods to suit your needs and exceed your expectations.

Global partners

By collaborating with leading training providers worldwide, we make industry-leading skills and expertise accessible wherever you operate.

Custom solutions

We tailor our courses to your specific needs – your system, challenges, goals and budget – to deliver results that deliver real operational value.

Lasting gains

We don’t just train engineers – we mentor and coach your trainers too, ensuring skills, knowledge and best practice continue to grow and thrive in-house.

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What does a job in aviation look like in 10-15 years?

What does a job in aviation look like in 10-15 years?

Aviation experts give their insight into how technology and AI will impact future jobs in the industry.

22 Aug 2025
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Learning at Work Week 2025

Learning at Work Week 2025

Learning at Work Week is a unique annual event to build learning cultures at work. We understand the importance of learning, especially in fast-paced environment in the aviation industry. This year theme highlights the important of shared learning and how it helps our colleagues to develop our capabilities to reach our goals.

12 May 2025
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NATS and University of Exeter Launch New PhD’s in Air Traffic Management

NATS and University of Exeter Launch New PhD’s in Air Traffic Management

NATS and the University of Exeter have today launched the first NATS led Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) for Air Traffic Management (ATM).

1 Apr 2025
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Empowering Careers: Highlights from the Young Professionals Network Knowledge Fair

Empowering Careers: Highlights from the Young Professionals Network Knowledge Fair

To celebrate Career Development Month, our Young Professionals Network (YPN) hosted a ‘Knowledge Fair’ to showcase different parts of the business to our colleagues. The fair was an interactive learning opportunity that gave teams a chance to share their latest projects, connect with likeminded individuals and build their networks.

9 Dec 2024
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Collaborating to increase flexibility of controller validations

Collaborating to increase flexibility of controller validations

As part of our contribution towards the Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) programme, we have been working on the next phase of the Increased Flexibility in Air Traffic Controller (ATCO) Validations (IFAV) project.

3 Dec 2024
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Learning at Work Week 2024

Learning at Work Week 2024

Learning at Work Week is a national event owned by Campaign for Learning. It aims to celebrate learning, empowering employees up and down the country to enhance and take control of their learning journey. This year’s Learning at Work Week theme is Learning Power

13 May 2024
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The unique role of the Tower air traffic controllers

The unique role of the Tower air traffic controllers

We don’t often find ourselves in the situation when we have to put on regulations – restrict the traffic flows – at airports where we provide the ATC, but it can happen when an unexpected staff illness reduces our Tower team to levels below what they need to operate normal service. Businesses everywhere have to deal with short-notice staff sickness, but it’s especially noticeable for us because it means aircraft can be delayed, or sometimes even diverted to another airport, and that means inconvenience to the airlines and to the travelling public.

6 Jul 2023
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West Airspace Deployment: Getting ready for implementation

West Airspace Deployment: Getting ready for implementation

We’re now less than a month away from West Airspace Deployment (West) and we are busy finalising preparations for implementation.

23 Feb 2023
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What is a Feed Sector Specialist?

What is a Feed Sector Specialist?

Kirsty Richards talks about her role and why you should apply to be a Feed Sector Specialist.

23 Jan 2023
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