Dates

Hoofddorp, Netherlands

09 - 10 November 2011
24 - 25 May 2012

List price

€ 990.00

Introduction

This two day course will provide participants with an insight into how to set up and run a FDA/FOQA Program, under the present ICAO/EU framework, and includes a “live demonstration” from one of the leading FDM software vendors.

 

The trainer will also show how FDM can be used to identify precursors to “Overruns and Runway Excursions”; one of the UK CAA’s “Significant Seven".

Content

The course will provide a more detailed overview of the technical aspects of each of these topics as follows:

 

• Module 01: Introduction to FDA/FOQA
• Module 02: EU-OPS and ICAO regulatory frameworks
• Module 03: The Principles of a FDA Programme
• Module 04: The FDA Process
• Module 05: Selecting Targets-Events and Parameters
• Module 06: Data retrieval and analysis tools
• Module 07: Data validation and assessment
• Module 08: Use of Statistics/Producing Reports
• Module 09: Corrective Action
• Module 10: SMS and FDA/FOQA
• Module 11: Database management
• Module 12: Feedback to the crews
• Module 13: Legal Issues related to FDA/FOQA
• Module 14: Demonstration of FDM Software
• Module 14: Operational, Engineering and Financial Benefits of a FDA/FOQA Programme

 

Learning objectives

After this course, participants should have a good knowledge of the requirements for a FDA/FOQA programme in line with the EUFDM/FOQA Legislation and ICAO SARPS

 

Target group

1. National Aviation Authorities:
Staff Members having duties and responsibilities in line with the scope of this course.

2. International organisations:
Operational and flight safety personnel

3. Operators and Service Providers:
Operator’s operations and flight safety personnel; and also providers of relevant operational products or relevant services for operators.

 

Pre-requisites

1. NAA personnel holding an OPS and/or Flight Safety Post

2. Operators’ operations and/or flight safety staff; and third party personnel with operations and flight safety experience.

 

Duration

2 days, starting at 0900 on the first day and ending at approx. 17.00 on the last day.