Aerospace Control Officer

Overview Aerospace Control Officers are responsible for the conduct of aerospace surveillance, warning, and control of airborne objects throughout Canadian airspace. As an integral part of the Canadian Air Navigation System, they provide control to civilian and military aircraft during combat and training operations worldwide, delivering air traffic control services and air weapons control.

Work Environment Officers may be deployed to a ship, aircraft, or in the field across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Initially, they are employed as air traffic controllers at Canadian military airbases or in the air defence realm, controlling fighter aircraft at the Canadian Air Defence Sector. Regular Force personnel are assigned to a base after training, while Primary Reserve members work part‑time within a specific reserve unit and may volunteer for relocation or deployment.

Entry Plans

Direct Entry Options – candidates with a university degree that matches CAF...