Charting training for IFP designers

16‒20 June 2025, Vienna, AT

Price: €1,815.00

Book

Concept

This course covers aeronautical charting according to ICAO Doc 8697 3rd ed.

Learning outcomes

Having completed the course, the student should be familiar with the aspects of aeronautical charting that will assist in implementing the Standards and Recommended Practices of ICAO Annex 4 (Aeronautical Charts) relevant to instrument flight procedure designers.

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 and practical exercises.

Duration

Approximately 39 classroom hours.

Training syllabus

Topic	Schedule
Introduction to Annex 4 and ICAO Doc 8697	Day 1
Enroute Chart
Area Chart
STAR Chart	Day 2
IAP Chart
Precision Approach Terrain Chart
Aerodrome Terrain and Obstacle Chart	Day 3
Aerodrome Obstacle Chart – Type A
Aerodrome Obstacle Chart – Type B
ATC Surveillance Minimum Altitude (ASMA) Chart	Day 4
SID Chart
Visual Approach Chart
Aerodrome Ground Movement & Aircraft Parking / Docking Chart	Day 5
Manual design of approach, arrival and departure charts	Day 5

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

Code of conduct

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The Company expects its staff and personnel to be scrupulously impartial and honest in all affairs relating to the Company and their role within it. All personnel bear a responsibility to act as ambassadors for the Company in terms of their general conduct both within and outside the organisation.

This policy outlines those responsibilities:

to be ready and willing to work

to take reasonable care in the exercise of our services, including the duty to be competent at work and to take care of the Company’s and client’s property

to conduct oneself in a manner that aims to ensure one’s own safety and that of others in the workplace

to report any safety-related information.

to not wilfully disrupt the Company’s or client’s business

to be of good faith and not to do anything to harm the trust and confidence necessary for employment

to account for all benefits—monetary or in kind—received in the course of employment

to not give or receive bribes or otherwise act corruptly and to comply with the anti-corruption laws of the work jurisdiction

to respect the Company’s and client’s confidentiality in business affairs, specifically:

to treat as confidential, and not disclose to any third party, any unpublished information relating to the Company’s or client’s technology, know-how, business plans or finances
to treat as confidential, and not disclose to any third party, any unpublished information relating to the client’s work locations, systems and equipment, technical project information or data.

Reporting of all accidents, incidents, events, hazards, risks and other information that may compromise the safe conduct of our operations is free of any form of reprisal.

The purpose of reporting is risk control and accident and incident prevention, not the attribution of blame. No action will be taken against any member of staff who discloses a safety concern through the reporting system, unless such disclosure reveals, beyond any reasonable doubt, an illegal act, gross negligence, or a deliberate or wilful disregard of regulations or procedures, including this code of conduct.

Our method for collecting, recording and disseminating safety information guarantees the protection, to the maximum extent permissible by law, of the identity of those who report safety information.