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WC 10.3.5 EXTRA DUTY

IFATCA Policy is: Extra duty should be voluntary and used only in exceptional situations. In the interest of aviation safety and the well being of the controller population, extra duty control should be considered as an undesirable method of … Continued

Study of Automation – Controller Training

18TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Brussels, Belgium, 23-27 April 1979 WP No. 23 Study of Automation – Controller Training Introduction At Copenhagen in 1978 the UK Guild of Air Traffic Controllers presented a paper on this subject (W.P.78.B.58). Their paper was accepted … Continued

Review of IFATCA Policy

30TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, 22-26 April 1991 WP No. 92 Review of IFATCA Policy Introduction There are a whole range of technological changes which will confront the ATCO in the near future. To retain control … Continued

Work and Rest Scheme

34TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Jerusalem, Israel, 27-31 March 1995 WP No. 125 Work and Rest Scheme Introduction While reviewing existing IFATCA policies, SC4 identified the need to update policy on “work and rest scheme”. Discussion During discussion within SC4, the need … Continued

Equal Opportunities Legislation

40TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Geneva, Switzerland, 19-23 March 2001 WP No. 166 Equal Opportunities Legislation Introduction It is important to prepare a statement regarding the policy that will be added to IFATCA manual about equal opportunities. Discrimination can be found in … Continued

Review Policy on Privatization

49TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, 12-16 April 2010 WP No. 164 Review Policy on Privatization Presented by PLC Summary Monitoring privatization has been on the agenda of PLC for many years. A database was created but the lack … Continued

Data Bank of Jurisprudence Update and New Questionnaire

37TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Toulouse, France, 30 March – 3 April 1998 WP No. 136 Data Bank of Jurisprudence Update and New Questionnaire SC7 established a central data bank of jurisprudence, in order to cover all cases in which the … Continued