Fundamentals of Airport Operations
What you’ll learn
Define the Airport Environment and Organizations that Operate within the Industry.
Identify the differences between the Types of Supporting Subsidiaries within the Sector.
Familiarization of Standard Operating Procedures used within the Aviation Environment.
Identify the Key Components within the Airport Infrastructure
Learn the Differences in Equipment used within the Airport Ground Handling Activities.
Identify Airport and Airside Lighting, Signage and Markings.
Requirements
No Prior or Minimum Knowledge Required.
Basic Comprehension and Understanding of the Airport Industry.
English Language Fluency.
Description
The aviation industry encompasses almost all aspects of air travel and the activities of airport personnel help to facilitate it. The environment is impacted daily by technological challenges and brings rapid change internationally to stay ahead in its game. These pressures have significant effects on the way airports do business not only from a financial perspective but also from an operational standpoint.Airport operations demand the highest standards of safety, reliability, efficiency and comfort. Given a continuously growing demand for air traffic, a high concentration of movements and a limited place available to handle operations, it is required to implement optimized procedures and technologies and a close connection of all stakeholders. For instance: about 90,000 people employed and 140 airlines handled to ensure that up to 90 million passengers are being carried annually at Dubai International Airport in the United Arab Emirates.Individuals who work within the sector are required to know the roles airports play in the economy in order to discover the various customers and partners which gain profitable to the industry.The roles of each individual within the industry are essential to the business as is the set of principles that the sectors operate within.This course highlights the fundamentals of the operations in the airport environment in order to provide key knowledge concepts to the respective learner.This course is designed to help persons who are starting a career in airport operations positions or all other aviation personnel who want to get a broader introduction to airport operations.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Course Overview
Section 2: The Airport Environment
Lecture 2 Summary
Lecture 3 Types of Airports
Lecture 4 Towered Airports
Lecture 5 Towered Airports – ATC Communication
Lecture 6 Non – Towered Airports
Lecture 7 Passenger Terminal – Landside
Lecture 8 Passenger Terminal – Airside
Lecture 9 Landside and Airside
Lecture 10 Cargo Terminal
Lecture 11 ATC – Air Traffic Control
Lecture 12 Airport Beacon
Lecture 13 Radar
Section 3: Airlines and Organisations
Lecture 14 Summary
Lecture 15 Domestic Airlines
Lecture 16 International Airlines
Lecture 17 Cargo Airlines
Lecture 18 Charter Airlines
Lecture 19 Flight Schools
Lecture 20 Medical and Rescue Operations
Lecture 21 CAA – Civil Aviation Authority
Lecture 22 IATA
Section 4: Airport Staff and Support Staff
Lecture 23 Summary
Lecture 24 Airport Staff
Lecture 25 Airline Staff
Lecture 26 Ground Handling Staff
Lecture 27 Security Staff
Lecture 28 Cleaning
Lecture 29 Customs and Immigration
Lecture 30 Airport Security Permit
Lecture 31 AVOP
Section 5: Apron and Vehicles
Lecture 32 Summary
Lecture 33 Definitions
Lecture 34 Training
Lecture 35 Quality Control System
Lecture 36 Safe Ground Handling Practices
Lecture 37 Hazards to Passengers
Lecture 38 Ground Handling Services
Lecture 39 Types of GSE – Non Powered
Lecture 40 Types of GSE – Powered
Lecture 41 Types of GSE – Powered
Lecture 42 Ground Support Equipment Operators
Lecture 43 Inadequate Lighting, Glare and Confusing Lights
Lecture 44 Night Landing View
Lecture 45 Removal of Obstructions
Lecture 46 Vehicle Striking Aircraft or Person
Lecture 47 Aircraft Parking Safety Issues
Lecture 48 Procedures
Lecture 49 Use of Marker Cones
Lecture 50 Engine Hazards
Lecture 51 Chocking of Aircraft
Lecture 52 Aircraft Equipment
Lecture 53 Load Handling
Lecture 54 Load Handling and Unloading Operations
Lecture 55 Aircraft Refueling
Section 6: Vehicle Operating Procedures
Lecture 56 Summary
Lecture 57 General Information
Lecture 58 Monitoring Standards
Lecture 59 Performance Management
Lecture 60 Vehicle Accident Reporting
Lecture 61 Radio Telephony
Lecture 62 Radio Telephony Communication
Lecture 63 Driving Airside Rules
Lecture 64 Traffic Rules
Lecture 65 Speed Limits Airside
Lecture 66 Vehicle Corridors
Lecture 67 Vehicle Equipment Lighting
Lecture 68 Operations at Night
Lecture 69 Vehicle Operating Rules
Lecture 70 Vehicle Parking Airside
Section 7: Airside Lighting, Signage and Marking
Lecture 71 Summary
Lecture 72 General
Lecture 73 Airside Lighting – Visual Aids
Lecture 74 Airside Lighting – AVOP
Lecture 75 Airside Lighting – Colors
Lecture 76 Airside Lighting – Runway
Lecture 77 Airside Signage
Lecture 78 Apron Markings
Lecture 79 Taxiway Markings
Lecture 80 Aircraft Stands
Lecture 81 Passenger Path
Lecture 82 Vehicle Corridor
Lecture 83 Heliport
Section 8: Apron Management
Lecture 84 Summary
Lecture 85 Definitions
Lecture 86 Importance
Lecture 87 Aircraft Safety
Lecture 88 Hazards on the Apron
Lecture 89 Hazards to Passengers
Lecture 90 Marshalling of Aircraft
Lecture 91 Vehicle Striking Aircraft
Lecture 92 Control of Parking
Lecture 93 Preparation of Stand and VDGS
Lecture 94 Flaps and Control Surface Movement
Lecture 95 Wheels
Lecture 96 Brakes and Chocks
Lecture 97 Self Maneuvering Aircrafts
Lecture 98 Dead Aircrafts
Section 9: Apron Stands
Lecture 99 Summary
Lecture 100 Important Information
Lecture 101 Physical Characteristics
Lecture 102 Passenger and Staff Access
Lecture 103 Surface Markings
Lecture 104 Access Roads
Lecture 105 Multi Aircraft Aprons
Lecture 106 Self Maneuvering Stands
Lecture 107 Equipment Parking and Storage
Lecture 108 Services and Equipment
Lecture 109 VDGS
Lecture 110 Alignment Guidance
Lecture 111 Stopping Guidance
Lecture 112 Pushback Allowance
Section 10: Airside Operations
Lecture 113 Summary
Lecture 114 Information
Lecture 115 Safety Fundamentals
Lecture 116 Adverse Weather Conditions
Lecture 117 Task Lighting, Glare and Confusing Lights
Lecture 118 Movement Area Inspections
Lecture 119 Falls and Falling Objects
Lecture 120 Slips and Trips
Lecture 121 FOD – Foreign Objects and Debris
Lecture 122 Work Equipment
Lecture 123 Aerobridge Operations
Lecture 124 Access to Aircraft Doorways
Lecture 125 Manual Handling
Lecture 126 Hazardous Substances and Transport of Dangerous Goods
Lecture 127 Faults and Defects
Lecture 128 Electrical Hazards
Section 11: Aircraft Operations
Lecture 129 Summary
Lecture 130 Engine Management
Lecture 131 Short Stop System
Lecture 132 Location of Controls
Lecture 133 Engine Hazards
Lecture 134 Noise
Lecture 135 Blast, Noise and Vibration
Lecture 136 Fumes and Noise
Lecture 137 Suction and Ingestion
Lecture 138 Engine Test Running
Lecture 139 Propellers
Lecture 140 Rotors
Lecture 141 Aircraft Departure
Lecture 142 Pushback Procedures
Lecture 143 Power Back Procedures
Section 12: Aircraft Turnaround
Lecture 144 Summary
Lecture 145 Information
Lecture 146 Turnaround Plan
Lecture 147 Co-Ordination of Turnaround
Lecture 148 General Turnaround Planning
Lecture 149 Turnaround Process
Lecture 150 Pre-Stand Arrival
Lecture 151 Aircraft Arrival on Stand
Lecture 152 Arrival on Stand
Lecture 153 Offload Process
Lecture 154 On – Load Process
Lecture 155 Aircraft Departure
Lecture 156 Post Aircraft Departure
Section 13: Training and Development
Lecture 157 Summary
Lecture 158 Information
Lecture 159 Evaluate and Measure
Lecture 160 Categories – Timing of Training
Lecture 161 Categories – Induction Training
Lecture 162 Categories – Specialist Training
Lecture 163 Categories – Refresher Training
Lecture 164 Assessments
Preparation of future employees to the aviation sector.,Career bridging to take on new roles or current personal who wishes to expand within their job responsibilities.,Students currently studying aviation related courses and on the aviation career path.,Cabin Crew, Customer Service or Ground Handling Agents new into the industry.,Any person who wishes to expand their aviation knowledge of the operating fundamentals in the airport and airline environment.
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 7h 11m | 2.93 GB
Created by: Shahed Mahomed Haniff
You Can See More Courses in the Business >> Greetings from CourseDown.com