LONDON METROPOLITAN BUSINESS SCHOOL
Aviation Short Courses
- Aircraft Performance
Aircraft Performance Group A – Regulations and Performance data for Airport Managers, Airline and Business Aircraft Operators and Operations Staff.
Dates:
30 April to 3 May (4 Days)
28 May to 31 May (4 Days)
2 July to 5July (4 Days)
Cost: £1200
Brief
The course is based on EASA CS25 Large Aeroplanes offering an overview of Aircraft Performance to Airport and Airline Operators and National Authorities.
Many aircraft accidents are as a result of miscalculations or a lack of understanding of Performance criteria for operating into and out of Airports. This course will cover all the requirements of CS25, ICAO Doc 7192 D3 and FAA dispatchers licence.
Who should attend?
This course is aimed at personnel in the aviation industry who require an overall understanding of Aircraft Performance regulations and calculations. It is suitable for representatives from:
- Airport managers and operations staff
- Airline and Business Operators
- National Aviation Authorities engaged in airport and airline inspections
- Aircrew
How will this course benefit me?
This high-impact overview course is aimed at bridging the gap of understanding between the different parties involved in ensuring the continuing safety of civil aircraft. Completing this course will assist you to:
- Understand the regulations and apply them in practice
- Identify areas which can have significant impact on safety
- Increase the regulator’s confidence in your organisation by demonstrating a greater understanding of Group A regulations
- Engage in positive discussions with air operators and pilots to achieve compliance and enhance safety
Course Content
- Definitions and Terms
- Take-off regulations, factors affecting take-off
- Take-off speeds
- Field length limit Take-off weight
- Wet and contaminated runways
- Reduced/derated thrust
- Obstacle clearance
- Increased V2, Climb limit
- VMC/VMBE
- En-route
- Landing including ACN/PCN
- Fuel reserve requirements
Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Previous customers
Previous customers attending this course include UK CAA, British Airways, Cargolux, Flybe, Manchester Airport.
Contact Us
To book a place on a course you will need to confirm with the Centre the course date and then use the Universies E Shop to pay and book a place.
The E Shop system will request the following information to book a place:
Name
Address
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Course to be taken
A notes box will be provided to give us any additional information you feel maybe relevant.
Further information is available from the Centre Office
00 44 (0) 207 1757, or email aviation@londonmet.ac.uk