High Frequency Radio (HF/RT)

Introduction

• Trainees will understand the AMSO procedures used in high frequency radio stations and new Technology systems in the international aeronautical telecommunication field

Objectives

By the end of the course; the trainee will recognize the following:

• Definitions of aeronautical telecommunication service
• Procedures of communication
• ICAO alphabet spelling  
• Acceptance of messages
• Transmission techniques
• Record of communication
• High Frequency radio procedures
• new communication systems
• ATN network
• Introduction to AMHS
• Test procedures
• Overview of AIS products
• Air law message
• Air traffic service data link
• HF message handling
• Practical sessions
• List of common abbreviation and Q code    
• Upgrading their performance and be able to use the new technology related to Aeronautical Mobile Services Operations including new SELCAL

Be familiar with:

• All related definitions in Annex 10 Volume ll and other related Annexes
• General (AMS) operating Procedures
• Transmitting techniques including microphone techniques
• RTF call sign for both Aeronautical stations and Aircraft stations
• Test and replay used by aircraft stations on HF family frequencies 
• Handling short and long HF messages
• Distress and Urgency conditions communications
• Knowing perfectly how to establish SELCAL and SELCAL procedures
• Knowing advantages of ATN Air/Ground and Ground/Ground Applications ADS, CPDLC, FIS,AMHS and AIDC

Who Sould Attend

• Civil Aviation Authorities (CAAs) and aviation-related organizations.
• Air Traffic Control Supervisors and Senior Air Traffic Control Officers who may be ask to perform the task of Shift Supervisor and Aeronautical Informational Service Staff.
• AIS officers and operation officers of the aviation companies.
• Aerodrome quality and compliance managers
• engineers and inspectors

Course Content

• Module 01: Definitions
• Module 02: Communication Procedures
• Module 03: Divisions of Aeronautical Telecom. Service
• Module 04: Acceptance of Messages
• Module 05: Transmission Techniques
• Module 06: Record of Communication
• Module 07: HF Radio Procedures
• Module 08: New Communication Systems
• Module 09: ATN network
• Module 10: Introduction to AMHS
• Module 11: Test Procedures
• Module 12: Overview of AIS Products
• Module 13: Air law message
• Module 14: Air Traffic Service Data Link
• Module 15: HF Message Handling

Prerequisite

• The new trainees must have a basic information on aeronautical Telecommunication field.

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