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IFATCA Information Handbook

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 106 IFATCA Information Handbook Introduction The Work Programme of SC4 Sub-Committee IHB, was defined by the recommendation of the 1991 Conference: “Updating of the IHB“. At the 1988 Annual … Continued

Rating of ATFM Staff

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 104 Rating of ATFM Staff Introduction During IFATCA ’91 conference it was recommended to put the item “Rating of ATFM staff” on the work programme of 1991/92. In 1986 … Continued

Practical Legal Aid Programme

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 102 Practical Legal Air Programme Introduction The aim of IFATCA is to promote air traffic control throughout the world. The objectives, functions and problems of this essential service can … Continued

Policy on the Use of Recorded Data

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 100 Policy on the Use of Recorded Data Introduction Equipment at ATC facilities is becoming increasingly more sophisticated, including the ability to record different data used by controllers. Advancement … Continued

Air Traffic Control Instructor Rating

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 95 Air Traffic Control Instructor Rating Introduction The subject “Air Traffic Control Instructor Rating” was put on the SC4 work Programme at the Port of Spain Annual Conference. SC4 … Continued

Stress in Air Traffic Control

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 93 Stress in Air Traffic Control Introduction The Port of Spain Conference required SC4 to continue the examination of stress in ATC and to produce a working paper on … Continued

Developments in Air Traffic Flow Management

31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bournemouth, UK, 23-27 March 1992 WP No. 76 Developments in Air Traffic Flow Management The 30th annual conference decided to keep this item on the SC 1 Work Programme. During the committee B discussion on this … Continued