(L/D)max Aviation Group

One area of aviation that offers a resource of crucial information for accident investigators is Air Traffic Services (ATS) and Air Traffic Control (ATC). Employing unique, focused procedures and equipment, the ATS and ATC provide critical information to those conducting aircraft accident or incident investigations. Gaining a complete understanding of the various types of ATS and ATC is necessary for investigators to effectively and efficiently retrieve and understand information originating from Air Traffic Service providers.

This course looks at a variety of aspects relating to ATS and ATC and the ways that this aspect of aviation has developed as the aviation industry as a whole has advanced. Attendees will take a close look at equipment, operational limitations, enroute, terminal and flight service, and much more. In addition, the topics of terminal, enroute, hybrid and military systems will all be addressed and examined. Looking at systems from less developed regions of the world to those regions with all available advancements, attendees will learn how to utilize information available to them regardless of the location. In addition, data recording systems will be explored in detail to help students understand not only what information is recorded, but also how to retrieve it to aid in their investigations.

This course has been designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of how to utilize the ATS and ATC to enhance the effectiveness of aviation accident or incident investigations.

(L/D)max Aviation has designed this course to provide education and training to those individuals directly involved in aircraft accident or incident investigation looking to develop a more thorough, comprehensive knowledge base as it relates to information available from Air Traffic Services (ATS) and/or Air Traffic Control (ATC).

Extending one's knowledge base is always beneficial in regards aircraft accident investigation. Gaining new information available from Air Traffic Services and/or Air Traffic Control, investigators will gain the following benefits from the ATSI course:

• Take an in-depth look at the ATS and ATC and how the information made available by these two factions provide information that will aid in an investigation
• Education of the knowledge necessary for investigators to recover accident or incident data
• Learn types of Air Traffic, procedures and functions
• Discover the impact of human factors as they relate to ATS and aviation accident investigation
• Evaluate actual case studies and participate in realistic exercises to strengthen and explain the subjects addressed in this course
• For those professionals who must satisfy continuing education requirements (professional engineers, medical personnel, etc.) (L/D)max Aviation provides each attendee that completes the course with an award of 3.6 CEUs.

(L/D)max Aviation has designed this course for completion in 4.5 days of training. Students will receive all accident data and available evidence for their retention. Students will receive a certificate of completion upon finishing all 36 hours of classroom instruction and lab training.