International Procedures
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International Procedures
Anyone know a good international course I could take?
Last edited by x15 on Wed Feb 08, 2012 6:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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IflyaSewerpipe
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Cap'n Tripps
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Re: International Procedures
CAE also offers a course. If you want to get a pretty good idea though, without spending a whole lot of money, get yourself a copy of a Jeppesen Atlantic Orientation Chart. It has a LOT of really good info on various topics including RVSM and MNPS, comms (lost and otherwise), special routes, non-rvsm aircraft, NAT tracks, random routes, clearance procedures and whole bunch of other stuff. Really great bang for the buck for learning (or revisiting) this kind of stuff.
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slowstream
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Re: International Procedures
Most training facilities will offer decent international procedures coarse, of course its a add on though.
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TopperHarley
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Re: International Procedures
http://www.smartcockpit.com/flightops#aerodynamics
Look at the Navigation and ATC section. Mainly the ETOPs and MNPS stuff would be a good read. Lots of great info on that site.
Look at the Navigation and ATC section. Mainly the ETOPs and MNPS stuff would be a good read. Lots of great info on that site.
