[ENG] 실수 한 번이 끝…! 캐나다 공군 관제사의 현실

We visited the control tower at CFB Trenton / 8 Wing Trenton in Ontario, Canada. At this base, air traffic controllers manage not only military aircraft takeoffs and landings, but also parachute training, drone activity, gliders, fighter jet operations, and even wildlife hazards. In this video, we meet Lt. Se-eun Oh, an air traffic controller with the Canadian Armed Forces, and Capt. Yena Choi, a senior air traffic controller, to learn about the role of military air traffic controllers, their training process, the real working environment inside the control tower, and what it means to serve as Korean Canadian women officers. Discover the world of air traffic controllers — “the legal experts and traffic police of the sky.” Interview: Lt. Se-eun Oh, Capt. Yena Choi Filming Location: 8 Wing Trenton / CFB Trenton 00:00 Opening 00:36 Military housing just 5 minutes from work 02:40 A look inside the Trenton base dining facility 04:50 Air traffic control simulator demonstration 10:10 How is military air traffic control different from civilian air traffic control? 12:09 A falcon as a runway bird-control partner? 13:21 The challenging path to becoming an air traffic controller 15:53 The hardest moment 19:30 Advice for future air traffic controllers 🔔 Please subscribe and like! 🎥 Business & interview inquiries: [email protected] | (416) 787-1111 ⓒ The Korea Times Ltd. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, or use (including AI training) is prohibited. #CanadianArmedForces #AirForce #AirTrafficController #ControlTower #CFBTrenton #8WingTrenton #RoyalCanadianAirForce #KoreanCanadianOfficer #WomenInUniform #OSeEun #YenaChoi #LifeInCanada #TheKoreaTimesCanada #KoreanCanadian #CanadianMilitary