FAA Approves ADS-B Online Training Module
- March 11, 2014
Advanced Aircrew Academy announces the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Flight Technologies and Procedures Division, Future Flight Technologies Branch (AFS-430) has approved their Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) online training module.
Previously, operators have had their local FSDO review Advanced Aircrew Academy’s ADS-B online training module and approve the training for the issuance Letter of Authorization (LOA) or Ops Spec A353. With the approval from AFS-430, the process has been streamlined and operators that use Advanced Aircrew Academy’s ADS-B module do not require local FAA review of the training program.
The ADS-B module covers operating procedures, flight planning, MEL procedures, human factors considerations, ADS-B phraseology, normal and abnormal system operation, aircraft IDs, data source errors, and incident reporting. The training is in compliance with FAA Advisory Circular (AC) 90-114 and guidance in the 8900.1.
The ADS-B module highlights Advanced Aircrew Academy’s ability to affordably customize course content for operators. Company specific operating procedures can be integrated into the online training module.
See the article in Aviation International News and Civil Aviation Training about the FAA Approval.
Previously, operators have had their local FSDO review Advanced Aircrew Academy’s ADS-B online training module and approve the training for the issuance Letter of Authorization (LOA) or Ops Spec A353. With the approval from AFS-430, the process has been streamlined and operators that use Advanced Aircrew Academy’s ADS-B module do not require local FAA review of the training program.
The ADS-B module covers operating procedures, flight planning, MEL procedures, human factors considerations, ADS-B phraseology, normal and abnormal system operation, aircraft IDs, data source errors, and incident reporting. The training is in compliance with FAA Advisory Circular (AC) 90-114 and guidance in the 8900.1.
The ADS-B module highlights Advanced Aircrew Academy’s ability to affordably customize course content for operators. Company specific operating procedures can be integrated into the online training module.
See the article in Aviation International News and Civil Aviation Training about the FAA Approval.
