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Introduction to AFISO/FISO  

Community Board

Definition And Role  

Overview Of Aerodrome Flight Information Service Officer (AFISO)  

Overview Of Flight Information Service Officer (FISO)  

Importance Of AFISO/FISO In Air Traffic Management  

Regulatory Framework  

National Regulations  

UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Guidelines  

Relevant Sections From The Air Navigation Order  

International Regulations  

ICAO Standards And Recommended Practices  

How UK Regulations Align With International Standards  

 Air Traffic Services

Types Of Services: ATC, FIS, Alerting

AFISO Role In Providing Aerodrome FIS

 Service Limitations And Responsibilities

Communication Procedures  

Radio Communication Protocols  

Standard Phraseology And Terminology  

Communication Etiquette And Professionalism  

Coordination With Other Services  , Ground Ops And Services

Collaboration With Air Traffic Control (ATC)  

Coordination With Emergency Services And Ground Handling  

Handling Traffic Information  

Issuing Advisories And Alerts  

Procedures For Reporting And Managing Incidents  

 Frequency Management,  Radio Checks, Distress Communication

Handover Procedures

 Aircraft And Vehicle Callsign Structure,  Station Identification

 Handling Similar Callsigns

Operational Procedures  

Pre-Operational Procedures  

Briefing And Preparation For Duty  

Understanding Aerodrome Layout And Traffic Patterns  

 Movement And Manoeuvring Areas

Holding Points, Signage And Markings

In-Operation Procedures  

 Taxi, Departure, Arrival Communications

Managing Arrivals And Departures  

Handling Diversions And Unexpected Situations  

Post-Operational Procedures  

Debriefing And Reporting  

Reviewing Operational Performance And Safety  

Safety and Emergency Procedures  

Risk Management  

Identifying Potential Hazards In Operations  

 Hazard Reporting Protocols

 Runway Incursions And Obstacle Awareness

FOD, Wildlife, Construction

Implementing Safety Protocols  

Emergency Response  

Procedures For Responding To Emergencies  

Coordination With Relevant Authorities During Incidents  

Training And Drills  

Importance Of Regular Training For AFISO/FISO Staff  

Conducting Emergency Drills And Simulations  

 Watch Log And Occurrence Reporting

 Meteorological Logs

Shift Handover Documentation

AFISO Flight Planning, AIS and NOTAM

 Flight Plan Structure And Submission

 AIS Platforms And Usage

NOTAM Decoding And Dissemination

Conclusion  

Summary Of Key Points  

Importance Of Continuous Learning And Adaptation  

QUIZ

Quiz

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Copy of  Module 4 UK AFISO/FISO  - Procedures 

<div class="simple-box-wrapper">    <div class="simple-box">        <div class="column">                        <p>The role of Aerodrome Flight Information Service Officers (AFISOs) and Flight Information Service Officers (FISOs) is integral to the safety and efficiency of air traffic management in the UK. As crucial components of the aviation ecosystem, these professionals stand at the frontline, providing vital information and support to both air traffic and pilots. The complexity of modern air traffic operations necessitates a thorough understanding of procedures, regulations, and communication protocols that govern aerodrome operations. This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate this demanding environment, ensuring the highest standards of safety and operational excellence.</p>

<p>Participants will delve into the multifaceted responsibilities of AFISOs and FISOs, exploring the regulatory framework that underpins their operations, including national and international guidelines set forth by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The course offers an in-depth analysis of air traffic services, communication procedures, operational protocols, and emergency response strategies. By understanding the intricacies of their roles and responsibilities, AFISOs and FISOs can effectively manage traffic, coordinate with other services, and respond to emergencies, ultimately contributing to the overall safety and efficiency of aerodrome operations. This course emphasizes continuous learning and adaptation, essential for maintaining a high level of competency in a rapidly evolving aviation landscape.</p>        </div>    </div></div>

create all the  lessons/topics in UK English and expand on the lesson content: PROC 1. PROC 1 - Air Traffic Services
 Types of services: ATC, FIS, Alerting
 AFISO role in providing aerodrome FIS
 Service limitations and responsibilities
 PROC 2. PROC 2 - AFISO Aerodrome Layout
 Runways, taxiways, aprons, stands
 Holding points, signage and markings
 Movement and manoeuvring areas
 PROC 3. PROC 3 - AFISO Procedures at Aerodromes
 Aircraft movements, taxi and departure coordination
 Coordination with airport ops and ground services
 Runway condition reporting
 PROC 4. PROC 4 - AFISO Procedures at Aerodromes - Part 2
 Aircraft and vehicle separation (visual)
 Low visibility operations
 Night-time and lighting procedures
 PROC 5. PROC 5 - AFISO Procedures at Aerodromes - Hazards
 FOD, wildlife, construction
 Runway incursions and obstacle awareness
 Hazard reporting protocols
 PROC 6. PROC 6 - AFISO Emergencies
 Phases: INCERFA, ALERFA, DETRESFA
 Crash alarm and emergency services coordination
 Emergency communication procedures-PROC 7. PROC 7 - AFISO Administration
 Watch log and occurrence reporting
 Meteorological logs
 Shift handover documentation
 PROC 8. PROC 8 - AFISO Flight Planning, AIS and NOTAM
 Flight plan structure and submission
 AIS platforms and usage
 NOTAM decoding and dissemination
 PROC 9. PROC 9 - AFISO RTF 1 - Communication Technique, Words and Phrases
 Phonetic alphabet and standard words
 RTF clarity, tone, and prohibited phrases
 Basic communication techniques
 PROC 10. PROC 10 - AFISO RTF 2 - Operating Procedures
 Frequency management
 Radio checks, distress communication
 Handover procedures
 PROC 11. PROC 11 - AFISO RTF 3 - Callsigns
 Aircraft and vehicle callsign structure
 Station identification
 Handling similar callsigns
 PROC 12. PROC 12 - AFISO RTF 4 - Standard Phraseology
 CAP 413-based standard phraseology
 Taxi, departure, arrival communications
 Emergencies and abnormal situation


UK AFISO/FISO  - Procedures 