Achieve compliance

ORO.FC.105 describes under (b) and (c) some requirements to be allowed to operate an aircraft as PIC/Commander. The core of this regulation is adequate knowledge of the respective regional differences in airspace, the local airports, the infrastructure and the procedures to be used. In summary: You have to have sufficient route and aerodrome competence and maintain it either through active flights in the region or through appropriately certified training.

Qualify crews

Due to ever more precise regulations, airspace optimization and more modern systems, the requirements regarding the preparation for individual flights continue to grow. Support your crews with a series of training courses created by flying experts that cover all relevant aspects of the respective airspace in a compact and concise manner.

Table of contents

The following topics are covered in the training:

• Geography

• Weather & climate

• Air Traffic General

• Routes & Track System (if existent)

• Alternate Airports

• Separation Rules

• Contingency Procedures

• Operational Aspects, e.g. handling, IFPB etc.

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