ARINC Coding for Flight Procedure Designers

Approximate price: €2,200.00  (final price confirmed at offer submission time)

Concept

This course teaches the principles of ARINC-424 coding: what it is, why it exists and how it works, in a way that allows flight procedure designers to better understand how trajectories are coded and used by flight management systems.

Learning outcomes

Having completed the course, the student should have a solid understanding of:

• the history of ARINC-424;
• the architecture of Flight Management Systems;
• the architecture of navigation systems;
• ARINC-424 paths and terminators;
• using ARINC-424 coding in practice.

Prerequisites

Attendees must have completed a basic flight procedure design training course in the last two years or be in current or recent practice as a procedure designer or in aeronautical charting.

The language of instruction is English. Attendees must be proficient at least to STANAG 6001 Level 3, ICAO Level 4 or CEFR Level B2.

Method of instruction

In-person classroom instruction. Lectures followed by practical exercises and debrief.

Duration

Approximately 30 classroom hours.

Training syllabus

The content and pace of instruction can be adapted to the client’s wishes and operational needs and student performance.