Macedonian Air Traffic Controllers Association - MATCA
The Macedonian Air Traffic Controllers Association – MATCA is a voluntary professional association of highly trained air traffic controllers and air traffic control assistants at the national level of the Republic of North Macedonia. These air navigation professionals make a vital contribution to the Macedonian economy, and they facilitate the modern life by coordinating safe, orderly and expeditious movement of millions of passengers and tons of cargo over our skies, every year. MATCA’s seat is in Skopje and it’s a member of IFATCA.
The Skopje APP and TWR department acquired three more validated TWR air traffic controllers. Ivan Popov was trained by instructors Goran Bosheski, Ivan Sekovski, Jane
The October 2024 edition of IFATCA’s official magazine “The Controller” has been released. This edition is dedicated to the annual IFATCA conference, which was held
The end of August and the first half of September, at the Skopje APP and TWR unit, were marked by the ATCO validation exams. Our
MATCA, as an Association that represents the interests of the Macedonian air traffic controllers, feels obliged to react to the information published in the media,
In September, our colleague and member, Toni Prgomet, retires after 42 years of service. Tony has been part of Civil Air Traffic Control since 1994
Yesterday, the Skopje APP and TVR unit at M-NAV Skopje acquired a new air traffic controller. Marko Kolekjeski finished his training and succesfully passed yesterday’s
National
MATCA represents ATCOs and ATCAs from the Republic of North Macedonia
Professional
MATCA unites and protects the professional aspects of the ATCO and ATCA profession
Non-profit
MATCA is a registered non-profit association with a seat in Skopje
Non-political
Matca is a non-government organization and maintains political independence
MATCA is a member of IFATCA
IFATCA is an international collective of air traffic controller associations. It represents over 50.000 air traffic controllers from 130 countries, which makes it the largest and most comprehensive representative body for air traffic control in the world.
