Course Details

  • Course Area Non-RADAR
  • Duration 2 Weeks
  • Location Dubai, UAE
  • E-mail info@ics-aviation.com
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Course Aim

The Area Non-RADAR Course is meticulously designed to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills required to operate as Area Controllers in a Non-RADAR environment. Tailored for both Initial Training and additional Rating Training for active Air Traffic Controllers, this course emphasizes procedural control in an en-route airspace. Successful completion enables participants to apply for an APS Student ATCO License, with options for pursuing additional rating endorsements such as SRA, PAR, and TCL through supplementary courses.

Upon completion of this course, participants will:

  • Possess fundamental knowledge of the key concepts and principles of Fatigue Risk Management.
  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of procedural control techniques specific to en-route airspace.
  • Gain expertise in managing arriving, departing, and overflying traffic without RADAR surveillance.

Course Structure

The standard duration of the Area Non-RADAR Course is approximately 12 weeks. Additional modules are available for participants seeking more focused training.

Theoretical Training

Theoretical training is delivered through a dynamic blend of classroom sessions, group work, and discussions. E-learning components are integrated to provide a flexible learning environment, allowing participants to engage in online lessons.

Practical Training

Practical training involves simulated exercises in a controlled Non-RADAR airspace. The course progresses through skill-building exercises, preparing participants for increasingly complex scenarios. This includes handling traffic without RADAR surveillance, managing procedural separations, and addressing Non-RADAR-specific challenges.

Content in Brief

The course covers a range of topics, including:

  • Procedural control techniques for vectoring, sequencing, separations, phraseology, and coordination in an en-route airspace.
  • Managing VFR flights, change of route procedures, and primary procedural control methods.
  • Handling communication failure, ACAS, special weather phenomena, and LVP without RADAR support.
  • Methods for handling arriving, departing, and overflying traffic using procedural control.

Prerequisites

Completion of our Basic ATC course or equivalent and English language skills at ICAO level 4 or higher.

Compliance with Regulations

The course aligns with international standards and regulations governing the use of advanced navigational aids in aviation, ensuring participants are well-versed in compliance with industry best practices.