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Flight Data Processing Fundamentals

What Is Flight Data Processing?

The ICAO Flight Plan Structure

Understanding Flight Progress Strips

Strip Marking Basics

Estimate Calculation and Entry

Coordination and System Management

Coordination Between Sectors

Handling Revised Estimates

Manual vs. Electronic Data Systems

Common Errors in Flight Data

Practical Scenario: Calculation and Entry

🎮 Pixel Quest: Flight Data Review

ATS Message Handling

Introduction to Flight Plan Messages

Message Modifications and Delays

Movement and Arrival Messages

Coordination Messages: EST and REV

Practical Scenario: Message Handling

🎮 Crossword: ATS Message Terminology

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Quiz: Flight Data Fundamentals

Quiz: Strip Marking and Estimates

Quiz: Coordination and Systems

Quiz: ATS Message Types

Quiz: Practical Operations

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Master the backbone of safe, efficient air traffic operations—flight data. Flight Data Processing and Strip Management for ATC Assistants is a practical, operations-focused course that teaches you how to capture, verify, update, and communicate the information controllers rely on every minute. You’ll learn how the ICAO flight plan is structured, what must be accurate on every strip, and how to calculate and record time estimates that keep aircraft separated and sectors synchronized. From manual paper workflows to modern electronic systems, you’ll build disciplined habits that reduce errors, support controllers, and enhance situational awareness. The course walks you through real-world scenarios: marking and updating strips, recalculating estimates for changing winds, coordinating revisions between sectors, and interpreting ATS messages such as FPL, CHG, DLA, EST, and REV. Interactive activities and targeted quizzes reinforce precision under time pressure. Whether you are preparing for your first ATC assistant role or formalizing on-the-job learning, this course equips you with standardized techniques, clear procedures, and confidence to handle critical data tasks. By the end, you’ll be ready to maintain impeccable records, communicate updates correctly, and support safe, predictable traffic flow across the operation.

Module 4 - Flight Data Processing and Strip Management for ATC Assistants

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            <p>The efficient management of flight data serves as the backbone of safe and orderly air traffic control operations. This course provides a comprehensive examination of Flight Data Processing (FDP) and the essential role it plays in maintaining aircraft separation and operational safety. Participants will explore the fundamental components of flight data management, ranging from the initial receipt of ICAO flight plans to the meticulous recording of aircraft details. By understanding the consequences of data inaccuracies, Air Traffic Control Assistants (ATCAs) will develop the necessary precision to support controllers in high-stakes environments where every second and every digit is critical to the integrity of the airspace.</p>

<p>Throughout the curriculum, learners will progress from theoretical foundations to practical applications of strip management and coordination. The course covers the standardized structure of ICAO flight plans, the nuances of both physical and electronic flight progress strips, and the complex calculations required for waypoint estimates. Furthermore, the syllabus delves into the intricacies of Air Traffic Services (ATS) message handling, including the processing of modifications, delays, and coordination messages such as EST and REV. By bridging the gap between manual data entry and automated system management, this training ensures that assistants are equipped to handle sector coordination, identify common data errors, and maintain seamless communication across the AFTN/AMHS networks.</p>
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