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CSEC TRAINING

SUB COMMITTEE

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MEETING CSEC SUB COMMITTEE TRAINING

CSEC Training Subcommittee Meeting 1/2023

4th July 2023

Agreement between local airlines to participate in the Fam Flight Programme.

Draft procedures and guidelines before the commencement of the Fam Flight programme.

Educational visits to CAAM facilities and ATC simulator Fam for pilots.

The meeting was attended by AirAsia Bhd, Batik Air, Firefly Bhd, Malaysia Airlines, MYAirline and WestStar Aviation representatives. Total participants: 20.

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The meeting was attended by AirAsia Bhd, Firefly Bhd, and Malaysia Airlines representatives— A total of 11 participants.

CSEC Training Subcommittee Meeting 1/2024

11th January 2024

Night stop – Fam Flight programme 2024

Invitation to ATC Simulator Fam for all the participating airlines

Invitation to selected courses in MAvA or external events

MEETING CSEC SUB COMMITTEE TRAINING

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CSEC TRAINING ACTIVITIES

FAMFLIGHT

VISIT

FAM SIMULATOR

Fam flights provide ATCs with the opportunity to experience flight from the perspective of pilots and crew members. This first-hand experience can enhance their understanding of the challenges and considerations faced by flight crews during different phases of flight, including take-off, landing, and in-flight operations

Pilots gain insight into how air traffic is managed and controlled, including the various procedures, technologies, and coordination processes employed by ATC personnel. This first-hand experience enhance pilots’ knowledge and perceptive of ATC decision making.

ATC simulators provide pilots with a realistic representation of air traffic control operations, including airspace, traffic flow, and communication procedures. Pilots can practice interacting with virtual controllers in various scenarios, enhancing their familiarity with ATC protocols and procedures in a controlled setting.

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TOTAL : 56 PARTICIPANTS

TOTAL : 57 PARTICIPANTS

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS BY AIRLINES

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TOTAL: 102 VISITORS

TOTAL: 92 VISITORS

AIRLINES VISIT TO KLATCC / KLIA

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ATC SIMULATOR FAMILIARISATION BY PILOTS

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Future Program

ATC visit to the Airlines’ Engineering department

ATC Participation in Airlines’ Line Oriented Evaluation (LOE) program

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SUMMARY

Improved communication and coordination between pilots and ATC

Improves understanding of pilot and ATC’s roles and challenges

Strengthened relationships between CAAM and Airlines, contributing to overall aviation safety and efficiency

Enhances overall operational awareness.

Create more realistic training scenarios by incorporating real-time pilot and controller interactions, and providing both with valuable experience.

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