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Air traffic is important constitutive component of the transportation and logistics. Airline service is especially indispensable and intensive as part of the air traffic all over the world. The study therefore employs the airline service to investigate the environment and airborne safety, which flight controllers frequently encounter. The training and education for the flight controllers are particularly important due to the requirement of safe and good flight services. The aircraft cannot automatically find a way by itself, which needs to rely on the ground radar screen and the guidance of flight controllers. With the ground radar screen and the guidance of flight controllers, the aircraft may finish its each flight mission smoothly which may include the driving from the ground, taxiing, waiting for the runway, permission to take off, visual flight, radar control, and so on. In accordance with the variety of aircraft types, the controlling personnel and institutions are divided into the military and the civilian. This study aims to discuss the "air traffic control units" and "combat units" of the military controlling personnel. To fill the gap of communication and understanding of each other between the two units, the study finds efficient ways by suggesting the effective training methods of understanding the entire flight control area for guiding the aircraft to replace the traditional apprenticeship system. The study further suggests the emphasis of the experience inheritance of teaching the control process. Due to the cognition difference, it is easy to misunderstand each other. However, the aircraft needs a very fast and efficient communication because it is the transportation means with high speed. Each second of the radio ordering is crucial; any negligence or hesitation is not allowed. Therefore, the study provides effective ways to improve the communication between the "air traffic control units" and "combat units" by surveying the flight controllers of the Air Force’s former warships and air traffic control units. The study may contribute to improving the ability of flight controllers and helping them to provide flight services with high quality |