IFP QA Process Course in Tallinn/Estonia

We will provide a full IFP QA process course at the EANS premises in Tallinn. See the info about the course below. If you are interested in joining, please indicate so on training@ani.aero.
The dates are September 16 to 20, 2019, starting Monday midday, ending Friday midday.

Course duration:

4 working days, starting Monday midday, ending Friday midday.

Tuition fees:

CHF 1800 per participant

Course description:

This course deals with the more and more stringent requirements for QA in the development of Instrument Flight Procedures. It explains the QA process as set forth in ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5 explaining all the required steps in the process. Furthermore the course provides an exemplary IFP design report, how it is created and what it should contain to ensure that all parties involved in the QA process have a complete and understandable document. Finally the course also points out what regulators should be checking when an IFP must be approved.

Topics covered:

Topic	Reference
Procedure Designer Qualifications and Training requirements	PANS-OPS vol. II QA Chapter
State Regulation of Procedure Design Service Providers	PANS-OPS vol. II QA Chapter
The IFP Process	PANS-OPS vol. II QA Chapter
The QA Process	ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5
Documentation of a Flight Procedure	various real-world practices ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5
Ground validation/Crosscheck	ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5
Coordination with Flight Validation Pilots	ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5
Cost issues, pre-production FMS Navigation Database etc.	ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5
Submitting a complete documentation to the Regulator	ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5
Regulator tasks/verification/approval	ICAO doc. 9906 vol. 5

Terminal Objectives:

• understand the QA process for IFP Design
• identify the interfaces with stakeholders in the different stages of the process
• establishing and documenting an agreed conceptual design
• documenting the IFP, createing a skeleton IFP report template
• documenting independent review, create a skeleton GV report template
• documenting periodic review, creating a skeleton PR report template

Target Audience:

- Flight Procedure Designers

- Regulators overseeing Flight Procedure Design Service Providers

Instructor:

Romano Germann, one of the most experienced flight procedure designers in Europe with records designing procedures in Switzerland for skyguide and for ANI Services PinS procedures in Switzerland, procedures at Amsterdam Airport, VSS assessments in Taiwan, as well as coaching procedure design students in practical aspects.