The objective of this course is to train the candidate in accordance with the applicable ECAA regulations. This course will qualify the trainee for assignments as Flight Dispatcher

Flight Dispatchers

This course is predicated on the fact that the trainee is holding a valid ECAA Flight Dispatcher License

• A valid ECAA Flight Dispatcher License.

Navigation
 Navigation, special navigation.
 Navigational aids and publications.
 Characteristics of special airports.
 Communication Navigation Surveillance (CNS) / Air Traf-fic Management (ATM).
 Navigation equipment in the aircraft used, including pecu-liarities and limitations of that equipment.
 Air traffic control and instrument approach procedures.
 File a flight plan with the appropriate ATS unit

Manuals and Regulations
 Aviation instruction and Civil Air Law and regulations.
 Operations Manual relevant to the operational control of flights:
 System of flight dispatch.
 System of flight following / Flight monitoring.
 Flight Operation Procedures:
 Aerodrome Operating Minimums.
 Standard Fuel Planning.
 Standard procedures to initiate emergency situation.
 The NOTAM system.
 Operational procedures for the carriage of cargo.

Meteorology
 Seasonal meteorological conditions and hazards.
 Interpretation of weather data including:
 Forecasting of en-route (thunderstorms and the best pene-trating altitudes, Icing conditions,              turbulence including clear air turbulence, Jetstream, Volcanic Ash Clouds and tropical cyclone)
 Terminal phenomena's, temperature and other weather con-
    ditions including (Heavy precipitation, sand storm, and low-altitude wind shear).
 Frontal system, wind conditions, and use of actual and
 Prognostic weather chart for various altitudes.
 Source of meteorological information.
 Effects of meteorological conditions on radio reception on the aircraft used.

Aircraft Performance and Flight Planning
 Aircraft limitations.
 Aircraft weight and balance.
 Aircraft performance.
 Flight planning including track selection, flight time analy-sis, and fuel requirements.
 Operational emergency and abnormal procedures
 Or non-standard Configuration

Aircraft Systems And MEL/CDL
 Airplane General, Emergency Equipment, Doors, Windows, Oxygen.
 Air Systems (Air Conditioning-Pressurization-Bleed Air System).
 Anti-Ice, Rain.
 Automatic Flight.
 Communications, including to Radio equipment in the aircraft used.
 Electrical.
 Engines, APU.
 Fire Protection.
 Flight Controls.
 Flight Instruments, Displays.
 Flight Management, Navigation equipment in the ai r-craft used.
 Fuel supply (aircraft and fuel type requirements).
 Hydraulics.
 Landing Gear.
 MEL/CDL

Exam

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