George Livingstone worked with the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago from 1961, in the former Civil Aviation Division, (now the Civil Aviation Authority) of the last Ministry of Works and Transport. He retired in September 1999.
At the time of his retirement he was responsible for the general  administration of the Air Traffic Services (ATS) and the technical training of staff of the Division.

Previous to this official assignment, he was responsible for Air Traffic Services training and the administration of the Civil Aviation Training Centre He also worked at the same institution as an Air Traffic Services Instructor, lecturing on all ATS and ATS-allied subjects, including , inter alia, Elementary Aerodynamics, and Radio and Electronic Aids to Air Navigation and the theory of Air Traffic Control, Air Navigation etc. Other duties also included the preparation, setting and correcting of examination papers for Private Pilots Licenses in Trinidad and Tobago.

George received his professional aviation-related training in Trinidad and Tobago, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Luxembourg.
During his tenure of office in the Civil Aviation Division, he was author, producer or co-producer of a number of professional documents related to local air traffic services procedures and the management of Air Traffic Services Training in Trinidad and Tobago.

For the last seven years in the Division, he served on a number of international and regional Civil Aviation Committees in the capacities of....

Trinidad and Tobago's representative on the 

• ICAO's ATM/CNS Sub Group
• Eastern Caribbean (Informal) Working Group (ECWG)

Coordinator of the...

• Local Air Traffic Management and Communications/Navigation/Surveillance Committee, often referred to as the  ATM/CNS Committee
• Eastern Caribbean’s Regional Search and Rescue Committee

Chairman of the ...

• Air Traffic Services Committee  of the Eastern Caribbean Informal Working Group (ECWG) 

During the year 2002, George also worked as facilitator for air traffic control training courses for the Governments of St. Kitts, St. Lucia and Antigua and Barbuda.

George is also a Christian musician who now attends the Nazarene Church in St. James, Port of Spain, Trinidad. He was the founder of the Golden Gates Combo in the early 1960's. This group was the first Instrumental Gospelypso Combo in Trinidad and Tobago and had the honor at that time of playing at the first Andrae Crouch concert at the Roxy Cinema.
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At present George is part of the musical ensemble at the St. James Church of the Nazarene and plays the electronic guitar. He has also played (both lead and rhythm) with past Gospel Groups like RHEMA, CHARIS and CARIBBEAN WITNESS.
The groups CHARIS and CARIBBEAN WITNESS composed and sang mainly Gospelypsoes.

George was also general secretary of FAITH Tabernacle, Nepaul Street St. James, the headquarters branch of the Pentecostal United Holy Church of Trinidad and Tobago (P.U.H.C.) from 1964 to 1971. He was also the Administrative Secretary of the same Church from approx 1971 to 1981.

While he appreciates all types of music, his preferred type of Music is Gospel, particularly Gospelypso, and Gospel Soul.