ATC Moody AFB GEORGIA

Air Traffic Control (ATC) at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, has played a crucial role in supporting both training and operational missions since the base’s activation in 1941. Initially established as a pilot training center during World War II, Moody AFB has evolved over the decades to host various flying units, including rescue and fighter aircraft. The ATC unit ensures safe and efficient management of airspace, coordinating the complex movements of diverse aircraft such as the HC-130J Combat King II and HH-60G Pave Hawk. Through its commitment to excellence, ATC at Moody AFB continues to provide vital support for both peacetime operations and deployments worldwide.