This course provides knowledge about airspace certification, following ICAO recommendations, and is aimed at Operators/Inspectors. Once the content of this course has been delivered, the student who successfully completes it gains a practical and professional global perspective on the safety and reliability of the radiated signal into space, allowing air traffic to become the foundation of global communication and the generation of all kinds of opportunities.

This course provides knowledge on airspace certification, following ICAO recommendations, and is aimed at pilots in the inspection activity. Once the content of this course is delivered, the student who passes it gains a practical and professional global vision of the safety, reliability, and flight capability of the radiation signal into space, allowing air circulation to become the foundation of global communication and the generation of all kinds of opportunities.

Through the concepts taught in this course, specific knowledge is acquired regarding airspace certification, following what is stated in the Chicago Convention. Once the content of this course is delivered, the student who successfully completes it gains a practical and professional global perspective on the safety and reliability of the signal radiated into space, participating in achieving the safety that must be maintained in airspace, as well as confidence in the quality of the radiated signal, contributing to the fact that air traffic has become the foundation of global communication and the generation of all kinds of opportunities.

The crew of an aircraft conducting in-flight inspection activities has the opportunity to experience anomalous situations in a simulator, which may occur during the actual flight inspection profiles. Since these anomalous situations (for example, a false course) do not frequently arise, the simulator allows them to familiarize themselves with these scenarios in advance, preparing the crew to address real situations more actively.

Training in the use of the FIS console will be provided to crews with knowledge of in-flight inspection. However, while demonstrating how the console technically works, knowledge about in-flight inspection will be imparted, parallel to the features of the console itself.

The course content is aimed at potential students interested in the concept of PBN (RNAV-RNP), SID/START, retention/review procedures (PANS-OPS, 8168), basic knowledge of cartography, geodesy, WGS84 at the level of Doc 9906. Concept of GNSS and its aeronautical application, as well as analysis of documentation, experimental databases, ARINC424, types of errors, horizontal integrity limits, processes for procedure design, obstacle evaluation.