Program Overview

Introduction to the Non-Radar Approach Control Program

The Non-Radar Approach Control program is designed to equip trainees with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively manage air traffic control for arriving and departing aircraft.

Course Objectives

After completing this course, trainees will be able to:

• Define the responsibilities of air traffic control for transferring arriving and departing traffic and apply speed control.
• Apply standard phraseology for departing/arriving aircraft and fill the strip (departure/arrival) as required.
• Identify and apply the appropriate separation minima and criteria.
• Apply the concepts of transition altitude, transition level, QNH, and QFE to altimetry problems.
• Apply appropriate approach control procedures.
• Identify the coordination required and specify the form the coordination should take.
• Respond to emergency and abnormal situations.

Course Subjects

The program covers the following subjects:

1. Introduction to approach control service
2. Introduction to strip marking and phraseology
3. Separation
4. Altimeter setting procedure
5. Approach control procedures
6. Coordination
7. Meteorology
8. Emergency
9. Practical exercises

About the Egyptian Aviation Academy

The Egyptian Aviation Academy has been active in the field of aviation training since 1932 and has been accredited by the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority for all its colleges.

Program Services

The academy offers a range of services, including:

• Air Traffic Control
• Civil Aviation Management
• Aeromedical Training Department
• English Language Center
• Misr Flying