Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to accomplish the following:

 a) learn the concepts and rules of international air law;

 b) explain the relevance of the rules and procedures of international air law for their own role and functions in their organization; and

 c) apply their knowledge and understanding to assist their national administration in improving implementation.

Module 0: Introduction
Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: ICAO Obligations
Module 3: Pre-Application Phase - AMO
Module 4: Formal Application Phase – AMO
Module 5: Document Evaluation Phase: Statement of Compliance – AMO
Module 6: Document Evaluation Phase: AMO Procedures Manual – AMO
Module 7: Document Evaluation Phase: Maintenance Procedures and the Quality System – AMO
Module 8: Document Evaluation Phase: Training Programme – AMO
Module 9: Demonstration and Inspection Phase – AMO
Module 10: Certification Phase – AMO
Module 11: Pre-Application Phase – Air Operator
Module 12: Document Evaluation Phase: Maintenance Control Manual – Air Operator
Module 13: Document Evaluation Phase: Maintenance Programme – Air Operator
Module 14: Document Evaluation Phase: Minimum Equipment List – Air Operator
Module 15: Demonstration and Inspection Phase: Aircraft and Equipment – Air Operator
Module 16: Demonstration and Inspection Phase: Facilities – Air Operator
Module 17: Demonstration and Inspection Phase: Demonstration Flights – Air Operator
Module 18: Certification Phase – Air Operator
Module 19:

Representatives (eg, administrators, lawyers, managers), with or without legal education, from:

 - Civil Aviation Administrations;

 - Civil Aviation Authorities; and

 - Airports and Air Navigation Service Providers of Member States;

As well as government officials with responsibilities for civil aviation policy, legislation and enforcement.

English language proficiency to successfully follow the course

Mastery test after accomplish each module.

ICAO TRAINAIR Certificate.