OBJECTIVES
RTARI Course
- Understand the importance of effective communication in air traffic services.
- Learn standard phraseology and terminology used in air traffic control communication.
- Develop proficiency in radio telephony communication techniques, including clear and concise communication, message prioritization, and emergency procedures.
- Understand the importance of situational awareness and decision-making in air traffic services communication.
Clearance delivery
Course topics
Prerequisites
Participants are expected to have a basic understanding of aviation terminology and procedures
Participants are expected to have a basic understanding of aviation terminology and procedures. It is recommended that participants have some experience working in aviation, such as a pilot, air traffic controller, or aviation technician.
Communication
Radio Telephony Communication
Air Traffic Control
Standard Procedures in Air Traffic Control Communication.
Basic ATC Phraseology
Aircraft
Aircraft Callsigns and Identification.
Weather
Weather Information Communication.
Emergency Procedures
Procedures
Flight Planning and Clearance Procedures.
Emergency situations
Describing pictures and audios of emergency situations.
Clearance delivery
Course duration
- The RTARI Course can vary in length depending on the depth of coverage of the topics and the student’s current English level.
- It typically ranges from 20 to 60 hours, with a combination of online classroom instruction and practical exercises that will help the pilot to prepare for the RTARI exam.
FAA Controllers
Bob Ocon
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Vince Blaber
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Cap. Alejandro Pérez
CEO Uleadair
Jeff Donnelly
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Dennis Kelly
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Ron Shusrterman
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
David Charles Dominguez
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
James Mihalek
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Lewis Helmig
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
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