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Civil Aviation Authority appoints 45 new air traffic controllers and additional staff

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The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority has sworn in 45 new air traffic controllers to strengthen its workforce.
Alongside the new controllers, one airport flight information employee was also sworn in to serve at Kastelorizo Airport.
Additionally, four drivers were sworn in to support the airports in Chios, Naxos, Kythera, and Sitia.
This initiative aims to enhance safety and effective management within the air transport sector.
The new personnel are expected to contribute to the smooth operation of air traffic in Greece.

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On July 21, 2026, the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (ΥΠΑ) announced the formal induction of 45 new air traffic controllers (ΕΕΚ) as part of its initiative to strengthen its workforce in critical sectors related to aviation safety and efficient air traffic management. The new controllers were sworn in during a ceremony intended to enhance the operational capabilities of the authority.

In addition to the air traffic controllers, one new airport flight information officer was also sworn in, who will be stationed at the Kastelorizo Airport. The authority further expanded its personnel by onboarding four new drivers, who will serve at various airports, including those in Chios, Naxos, Kythira, and Sitia. This staffing move reflects ΥΠΑ's commitment to improving service across Greece's aviation facilities.

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