Initial International Procedures Schedule
I. Introduction
(0800-0850)
A.
Introduction
B.
What is new in
International Procedures
C.
RNAV Requirements
D.
RAIM Check
E.
RVSM
II. Review of Basic
International Requirements (0900-0950)
A. Long Range
Navigation Equipment Requirements
B. Communication Requirements
C. Survival Equipment Requirements
D. Class One Medical
E. Type Ratings
F. Age Limitations
G. Itinerary/Route Planning
III. North Atlantic
Procedures (1000-1150)
A.
MNPS
B.
Oceanic Tracks
and Random Routes
C.
Oceanic
Clearances
D.
Position Reports
E.
Plotting Exercise
Lunch
IV. Contingency
Procedures (1300-1350)
A.
Oceanic Emergency
Diverts
B.
Deviations for
Weather
C.
Lost
Communications
D.
Loss of Long
Range Navaids
V. Terminal
Procedures (1400-1450)
A.
Transition
Altitude/Level
B.
QNE/QNH/QFE
C.
Russian Altimeter
Procedures
D.
Chinese Altimeter
Procedures
VI. Latin American Operations (1500-1550)
A.
Communications
Traps
B.
CFIT
C.
General Ops
VII. Pacific Ocean Procedures (1600-1650)
A.
NOPAC Routes
B.
SOPAC Routes
C. General Procedures
Second Day
VIII. European Procedures (0800-0850)
A.
Enroute Ops-BRNAV
B.
Terminal Ops-PRNAV
C.
General Ops
IX. Far East/Middle
East/Africa Procedures (0900-0950)
A. Middle East
B. Africa
C. India
X. Customs
Procedures (1000-1050)
A.
General
Procedures
B.
Advanced
Passenger Information System (APIS)
XI. International
Handling Procedures (1100-1150)
Lunch
XII. PANOPS
Procedures (1300-1450)
A. Approach Chart Review
B. Procedure Turns
C. Communication Failure
D. Meteorology
XIII. Company International
Procedures Manual Review (1500-1550)
XIV. Summary/Review/
Run-over time (1600-1650)
