Tech. Sgt. Aaron Carrillo, a 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron air traffic control air advisor, explains the rules of 'line up and wait' to Honduran Air Force air traffic controllers during the third block of the ATC seminar Feb. 13, 2012, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Carrillo is in Honduras as part of a month-long building partner capacity mission. 'Line up and wait' is a term the air traffic controller uses when instructing a pilot to taxi onto a departure runway and wait for takeoff clearance. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Lesley Waters)
The 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron and Honduran Air Force partnered together recently in developing an air traffic control technical curriculum for the Honduran Air Force air traffic controllers.
The 571st MSAS air advisors, part of the 615th Contingency Response Wing based out of Travis Air Force Base, California, USA, are participating in a month-long mutually beneficial forum for the exchange of ideas between U.S. and Honduran airmen via interactive seminars and hands-on applications here.
