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| COURSE TITLE |
Area Control Course non-radar |
| ICAO CODE |
055 |
COURSE AIM
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To train students in accordance with Jordanian Civil Aviation regulations and (ICAO) standards and recommended practices to handle national and international flights overflying within Amman Flight information region (FIR). |
COURSE CONTENT
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- Rules of the Air
- Navigational Aids
- Communication Operations
- Flight Plan
- Aeronautical Information Service
- Air Traffic Services
- ATC Practical
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| NUMBER OF TRAINEES |
Minimum 6 |
| COURSE DURATION |
10 weeks
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PREREQUISITES
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Participant should have successfully completed approach (TMA) Control Non-Radar (ICAO Code 053)
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| COURSE TITLE |
Basic Aerodrome control (Refresher) |
| ICAO CODE |
054 |
COURSE AIM
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To Provide controllers who are experienced in procedural (Non-Radar) techniques of Area Control with sufficient knowledge and skills in Area Radar Control to enable them to commence On-The-Job training at an operational unit |
COURSE CONTENT
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Theoretical Material include:
- VFR Operations in CTRs and different airspace classes,
- Information to and control of departures: VFR & IFR,
- Information to and control of arrivals: VFR & IFR,
- Coordination, Wake turbulence, and Emergency procedures. Situations
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| COURSE DURATION |
One Week (2 days classroom + 3 days practical in 3D Visual tower simulator)
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Practical training includes:
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- Separating VFR departures,
- Separating VFR arrivals from each other & from VFR departures,
- Separating of IFR departures,
- Separation of IFR arrivals from IFR departures,
- Handling some abnormal situation.
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Who should attend:
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Licensed aerodrome controllers or who have taken the basic ATC course. |
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| COURSE TITLE |
AIS Refresher |
| ICAO CODE |
029 |
COURSE AIM
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This course is designed to give the participant with the latest Information concerning the function of AIS in the field of:
- Issuing NOTAM, AIP supp, AIRAC and AIC.
- Providing flight plan service
- Production and updating AIP
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| COURSE DURATION |
One Week
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PREREQUISITES
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| COURSE TITLE |
Area Radar Control (TRAINAIR STP) |
| ICAO CODE |
054 |
COURSE AIM
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To Provide controllers who are experienced in procedural (Non-Radar) techniques of Area Control with sufficient knowledge and skills in Area Radar Control to enable them to commence On-The-Job training at an operational unit |
COURSE CONTENT
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- Radar Theory
- Equipment
- Strip Marking
- Identification
- Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR)
- Vectoring
- Radar Separation
- Monitoring
- Transfer of Aircraft Identity
- Transfer of Aircraft Control
- Abnormal Situations
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| COURSE DURATION |
10 weeks
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PREREQUISITES
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Participant should have successfully completed Area Control course (Procedural) |
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| COURSE TITLE |
Radar control (Refresher) |
| ICAO CODE |
054 |
COURSE AIM
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COURSE CONTENT
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Theoretical Material include: Brief summary on the following topics:
Radar Identification primary and secondary, Vectoring techniques, radar Sequencing, radar separation, Radar monitoring and, abnormal situations |
| COURSE DURATION |
One Week (2 days classroom + 3 days practical in ATC Radar Simulator)
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Practical training includes
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- Radar identification (primary & secondary)
- Vectoring en-routs
- Sequencing of arrivals and separation from departures,
- Monitoring air traffic
- Handling some abnormal situation
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Who should attend
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Licensed radar controllers or who have taken a radar course. |
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| COURSE TITLE |
Basic Air Traffic Control |
| CAO CODE |
052 |
| COURSE DURATION |
32 weeks |
COURSE AIM
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This course is the first step to the very promising and challenging career of air traffic control. Participants will gain the knowledge, understanding and skills required to handle
National and international aerodrome traffic in accordance with national and international ICAO standards and recommended practices. |
COURSE CONTENT
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- Air Law and Aircraft Types
- Aerodromes
- Rules of the Air
- Meteorology
- Principles of Flight and Flight Instruments
- Air Traffic Services
- Flight Plan
- Altimetry
- Flight Navigation
- Aeronautical Information Service (AIS)
- Navigational Aids
- Aeronautical Telecommunication
- ATC Practical exercises
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| NUMBER OF TRAINEES |
Minimum 6 |
| WHO SHOULD ATTEND |
General High School graduates with good command in
English language. |
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| COURSE TITLE |
Basic Airfield / Airport Ground Operations |
| ICAO CODE |
119 |
COURSE AIM
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To train participant in accordance with ICAO and Jordan civil aviation regulations to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills to perform the functions and duties of airfield operations and ensure that all airfield operations are conducted in a safe and efficient manner |
COURSE CONTENT
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- Air Law and Aircraft Designators
- Rules of the Air
- Aerodromes
- Radio Telephony Techniques
- General Aviation
- Safety Inspection, Airport Condition, Assessment and Reporting
- Protection, Obstructions, hazard Materials, Ground Vehicles and Security, Fire Fighting and Rescue Equipment and Fuelling Operations
- Safe and Efficient Operation of an Aircraft, Facilitation and Aircraft Types
- Emergency Procedures
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| COURSE DURATION |
14 weeks
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PREREQUISITES
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General Secondary Certificate and good command of English Language |
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Course Title
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Basic Aeronautical Information Services |
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ICAO CODE
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021
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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12 weeks
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Language
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English
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Aim
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To train participant to carry out the functions and duties of aeronautical information service in providing Aeronautical Information Services according to ICAO Annex 15 and ICAO Manual 8126 to ensure the flow of information necessary for the safety, regularity and efficiency of international air navigation
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Content
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Introduction
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AIS General
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ICAO Annexes and Documents
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NOTAM and Aeronautical Information Circulars
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Aeronautical Information Publications (AIP) and Supplement
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Flight plan
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Aeronautical charts and cartography
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Flight Navigation and navigational aids
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Aerodromes
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Air Traffic Services and Rules of the Air
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Meteorology
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Aeronautical telecommunication
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Target Population
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o Newly employed AIS Officers
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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General Secondary Certificate / good command of English Language/ Computer skills
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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Aeronautical Information Services Briefing
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ICAO CODE
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029A
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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4 weeks
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Language
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English
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Aim
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To train participant to carry out the functions and duties of aeronautical information service Briefing Office in providing Pre-flight Information Services according to ICAO Annex 15 and ICAO Manual 8126
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Content
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- Introduction
- ICAO Annexes and Documents
- NOTAM and Aeronautical Information Circulars
- Aeronautical Information Publications (AIP) and Supplement
- Map Reading and charts
- Location, Layout and coverage zone
- Verbal and Self Briefing
- Briefing Bulletins (computerized and manual)
- Post flight Information Services
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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Basic AIS / good command of English Language/ Computer skills
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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ATS Reporting Officer
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ICAO CODE
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029F
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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4 weeks
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Language
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English
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Aim
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To train participant to carry out the functions and duties of ATS Reporting Office in providing flight planning service according to ICAO Annexes 2, 11 and ICAO Manual 4444
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Content
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- Introduction
- ICAO Annexes and Documents (Indicators and designators)
- Aeronautical Information Services
- Navigational charts
- Post flight Information Services
- Operation of Aircraft and facilitation
- Flight planning
- ATS messages
- Euro Control CFMU System
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
o ATS Officers
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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Good command of English Language/ Computer skills
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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AIP Users
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ICAO CODE
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029B
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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1 week
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Language
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English
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Aim
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This course is designed to give the participant the theoretical and practical training to enable him to use, amend and participate in updating the aeronautical information contained in the AIP according to ICAO Annex 15 and Manual 8126.
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Content
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- Introduction
- Contents and format
- Specimen AIP and explanatory notes
- Compiling and editing
- Presentation of information
- Specifications for index maps and diagrams
- AIP charts
- Notification of differences in the AIP
- AIP amendments
- AIP supplements
- AIRAC system for AIP amendments and supplements
- Distribution
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
o ANS Personnel
o Pilots and Airlines’ Dispatchers
o Users of Aeronautical Information
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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Aviation Experience/ Good command of English Language/ Computer skills
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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Aeronautical Digital Cartography for AIS |
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ICAO CODE
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22 |
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Date
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From: 26 April, 2009 To: 14 May, 2009 |
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Duration
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1 week
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Language
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Material in English, Presentation in English/Arabic |
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Aim
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This course is designed to give the participant the theoretical and practical training to enable him to work as an AIS Cartographer. |
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Content
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Introduction to Aeronautical Information
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Units of measurement
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Map projection
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Scale
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Requirements for Aeronautical Charts
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Maintenance of charts
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Cartographic Techniques
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Digital cartography and geographical Information System
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General specification for aeronautical charts
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Aerodrome obstacle charts/en route chart/SID/STAR charts
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World geodetic system – 1984 (WGS-84)
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AUTOCAD Principles.
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Practical and field visit.
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Field Visit.
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Entry Requirements
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Basic AIS course with 2 years practical experience at an operational AIS units |
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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Flight Plan
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ICAO CODE
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029D
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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1 week
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Language
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English
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Aim
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This course is designed to give the participant the theoretical and practical training to enable him to fill and comprehend the ICAO flight plan form contents according to Air traffic management (ATM) doc.4444
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Content
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- Introduction
- Definitions
- Purposes and types of flight plans
- Format of flight plan
- Submission of flight plan
- Acceptance of flight plan
- Changes to flight plan
- Closing and adherence to flight plan
- Fuel and oil supply
- Wake turbulence categorization of ACFT
- Instructions for completion of flight plan
- Flight plan messages and addressing
- Delay, modification, cancellation, departure and arrival messages.
- Transmission of flight plan messages
- Co-ordination, current, supplementary and estimate messages
- Repetitive flight plan RPL
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
o Pilots and Airlines’ Dispatchers
o ATS Personnel
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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Aviation Experience/ Good command of English Language/ Computer skills
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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NOTAM and AIC
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ICAO CODE
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029C
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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1 week
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Language
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English
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Aim
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This course is designed to give the participant the theoretical and practical training to enable him read, explain and understand the code and text of a NOTAM message according to ICAO Annex 15 and Manual 8126
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Content
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- Introduction
- Collection and Dissemination of information
- Definitions, origination and main objectives of NOTAM
- Information to be promulgated by NOTAM
- General specifications for NOTAM.
- NOTAM format and completion of NOTAM.
- NOTAM coding, decoding and abbreviations
- Predetermined distribution system for NOTAM
- AIRAC system and coordination dates.
- Trigger NOTAM.
- SNOTAM and ASHTAM definition, origination and Specifications.
- AIC definition, origination, information to be notified by AIC and specifications
- Recording and filing.
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
o Pilots and Airlines’ Dispatchers
o ATS Personnel
o Users of Aeronautical Information
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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Aviation Experience/ Good command of English Language/ Computer skills
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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Course Title
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AIS Refresher
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ICAO CODE
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029E
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Date
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On request
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Duration
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1 week
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Language
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English
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Aim
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This course is designed to give the participant the latest developments concerning the services provided by AIS
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Content
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- Introduction
- Integrated Aeronautical Information Package- IAIP
- New AIP edition
- AIP Supplements
- NOTAM, SNOWTAM AND ASHTAM (Automation)
- AIRAC system
- Aeronautical information circulars
- AIS Quality System
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Target Population
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o AIS Officers
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Mode of Training Techniques
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o Classroom lectures
o Practical exercises
o Visual aids to demonstrate a point
o On the job training in AIS unit at the airfield.
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Entry Requirements
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Basic AIS or AIS Briefing
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Number of Trainees
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6-12
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