The 051 ATS Licensing Subjects course contains a series of seven modules, providing students with a comprehensive introduction to Air Traffic Services. This training programme forms the essential base knowledge for all other air traffic control and flight information courses.
In this “Air Traffic Management” AirBook learners will know and understand the training programme that they will follow and how to obtain the appropriate information,
The “Aircraft” AirBook describes the basic principles of the theory of flight and aircraft characteristics and how these influence ATS operations.
Aviation Law consists of content related to the legal aspects of ATC. In this course, students will define the rules and structure of ICAO and its relationship
In this Aviation Law (ICAO 10056/EASA basic) AirBook, learners will apply the regulations governing the rules of the air, airspace and flight planning and explain their
Aviation Operations consists of content related to management procedures in ATC.
This “Equipment and Systems” AirBook covers the basic working principles of equipment that is generally used in ATC and appreciate how this equipment aids the controller in
This “Equipment and Systems” AirBook will help learners explain the basic working principles of equipment that is generally used in ATC and appreciate how this equipment aids
The “General Aviation Knowledge” AirBook describes the basic principles of the theory of flight and aircraft characteristics and how these influence ATS operations.
Human Performance Factors consists of content related to the personal factors impacting performance in aviation.
This “Human Factor” AirBook for ICAO10056/EASA basic training will help learners characterise factors which affect personal and team performance.
Meteorology consists of content related to weather systems and their impact on the world of aviation.
This Meteorology for ICAO10056/EASA basic training AirBook will help learners describe how meteorology affects ATS operations and aircraft performance, and apply meteorological information in the
This “Navigation” AirBook explains the basic principles of navigation and how to use this knowledge in ATS operations.
This “Professional Environment” AirBook covers how to recognise the need for close cooperation with other parties concerning ATM operations and aspects of environmental protection.
This package of eight AirBooks contains a series of eight modules aligned to EASA regulations, providing students with a comprehensive introduction to Air Traffic Services. This forms the essential base knowledge for all other air traffic control courses such as Aerodrome Control, Approach Control Procedural, Area Control Procedural, Area and Approach Control Surveillance and Flight Services.
