North Atlantic / High Level Airspace (NAT/HLA)
Duration: 02:00 hours
Exam: 25 Questions
Available: 90 days
Applicability: Flight Crew, Dispatch
This North Atlantic / High Level Airspace Training complies with EASA requirements and has to be completed by flight crew and dispatch
before commencing a flight into the NAT airspace. The course covers all requirements according to the ICAO NORTH ATLANTIC OPERATIONS
AND AIRSPACE MANUAL including relevant ADS/CPDLC procedures. Conducting of the general ADS/CPDLC course available in our store is highly recommended. The course can be used for initial and
recurrent training.
Training consists of:
NAT-HLA AREA:
- General: NAT-HLA AREA
- Horizontal Extension
- Vertical Extension
- Organized Track System (OTS)
- Random Routes
- Alternates Routes
- Mach Number Technique
- Preplanning Routes and FL
- ATC Flight Plan
- In-Flight Procedures
- Departure to Oceanic Entry Point
AIRSPACE AND ATS:
- FIR Boundaries
- Controlled Airspace
- Advisory Airspace (Routes)
- Required Equipment
- Separation Criteria
- ATC Reliability
WEATHER:
- Global Circulation (applied to the applicable route)
- Wind Patterns and Jet Streams
- Temperatures
- Precipitation
- Seasonal Variations
FLIGHT PLANNING:
- Preplanning and Fuel Computation
- Final Planning
- ATC Flight Plan
EN-ROUTE ALTERNATES:
- Airport Services
- Performance requirements
- Approaches and Obstacles
- Local Weather
- Local peculiarities
- In flight re-planning
FLIGHT PROCEDURES:
- Pre-flight
- National requirements
- Frequencies
- Special communication techniques
FMS OPERATION
- Principle of Long Range Operation
- Sensor Limitations and Checks
- Lat/Long handling
- Cross points, patterns
IN FLIGHT CONTINGENCIES
- Performance related Emergency action
- Other emergencies
- Nav System Degradation
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
- Communication Failure
- Loss of Navigation
- Loss of NAT RVSM capability
55,20 €
including tax
