AAI Training Programs Empowering Airside Excellence

Course Description

The Driver’s Airside Vehicle Operator Permit (DA AVOP) course is meticulously crafted to impart participants with the requisite skills for safe airside vehicle operations at airports. The curriculum delves deep into essential airside operation topics, advocating for strict adherence to industry regulations and fostering a steadfast commitment to airport safety.

Why Take This Course?

The DA AVOP course is indispensable for professionals engaged in airside vehicle operations, spanning ground support staff, airport personnel, and teams from airline and aviation service enterprises. Moreover, it’s an invaluable foundation for those aspiring to carve out a niche in aviation ground services.

Curriculum

1. Introduction to Airside Operations:
   • Understanding the importance of airside safety and security.
   • Familiarization with airside layouts, signage, and markings.
2. DA AVOP Regulations and Procedures:
   • Learning the rules and regulations governing airside vehicle operations.
   • Mastering the procedures for vehicle movement, speed limits, and parking in airside areas.
3. Safe Driving Techniques:
   • Acquiring defensive driving skills to handle various airside conditions.
   • Understanding the challenges and hazards specific to airside driving.
4. Emergency Response and Evacuation Procedures:
   • Preparing for emergency situations and responding effectively.
   • Understanding the importance of quick and safe evacuation procedures.
5. Communications and Coordination:
   • Practicing effective communication with air traffic control, ground services, and other vehicles.
   • Enhancing coordination to ensure smooth airside operations.

Number of Hours to Complete: 15 (+) Hours including both theoretical and practical components.

Number of Classes to Complete: The DA AVOP course typically spans One 8-hour class day and 7 hours practical driving Airside. The course schedule can be tailored to accommodate specific requirements and the availability of participants.

Pre-Requisites: Purple RAIC, Drivers License

Cost: $539.00 per individual

Course Description

The D AVOP (Driver’s Airside Vehicle Operator Permit) course is an expertly tailored training initiative, preparing participants for the intricacies of airside vehicle operations at airports. Delving into the heart of airside operations, the course emphasizes safety, operational efficiency, and rigorous adherence to aviation regulations.

Why Take This Course?

The D AVOP is vital for those in roles such as ground support, airport roles, and any individual engaged in airside vehicle undertakings. Perfectly aligned for both seasoned operators eyeing recertification and aspirants taking their first steps in the realm of aviation ground services.

Curriculum

1. Building on existing Airside Operations/ DA AVOP Knowledge:
   • Understanding the critical role of airside vehicle operators in airport operations.
   • Familiarization with airside layouts, markings, and procedures.
2. D AVOP Regulations and Safety Procedures:
   • Learning the rules and regulations governing airside vehicle operations.
   • Mastering safety protocols for vehicle movement, speed limits, and parking in airside areas.
3. Defensive Driving Techniques:
   • Acquiring defensive driving skills tailored to airside environments.
   • Understanding and mitigating the unique challenges of airside driving.
4. Emergency Response and Evacuation Preparedness:
   • Preparing for emergency situations and practicing swift and safe evacuation procedures.
   • Understanding the importance of prompt and coordinated responses to ensure passenger and staff safety.
5. Communication and Coordination:
   • Practicing effective communication with air traffic control, ground services, and other vehicles.
   • Enhancing coordination to ensure seamless airside operations.

Number of Hours to Complete: 32 (+) Hours

Number of Classes to Complete: Two 8-hour class days; 16-21 hours practical driving airside.

Pre-Requisites: DA AVOP, ROC-A

Cost: $300.00 for the in-class portion. $65.00 for all practical portions.

Restricted Operator Certificate-Aeronautical

The Restricted Operator Certificate-Aeronautical (ROC-A) isn’t just another certification—it’s a beacon of proficiency in aeronautical radio communication. Dive into the nuances of effective and secure radio operations in aviation settings. Whether you’re steering the helm in aviation operations, ensuring smooth air traffic control, or orchestrating airport ground services, the ROC-A course is an imperative step in mastering the symphony of aeronautical communication.

Curriculum

1. Introduction to Aeronautical Communications:
   1. Understanding the importance of radio communications in aviation.
   2. Learning about the roles and responsibilities of ROC-A operators.

2. Radio Communication Procedures:
   • Mastering standard phraseology and protocols for effective communication.
   • Practicing clear and concise transmission techniques.

3. Aeronautical Radio Equipment:
   • Familiarization with different types of aeronautical radio equipment.
   • Understanding the functionalities and limitations of ROC-A equipment.

4. Emergency Communication Procedures:
   • Acquiring skills to handle emergency situations and distress calls.
   • Learning how to prioritize and respond effectively during emergencies.

5. Air Traffic Control and Airport Operations:
   • Gaining insights into air traffic control procedures and coordination.
   • Understanding the importance of effective communication in airport ground services.

Number of Hours to Complete: 4 in-class hours, with the exact schedule tailored to meet the needs of participants and training objectives.

Number of Classes to Complete: One 4-hour class day.

Pre-Requisites: N/A

Cost: $125.00 per individual