ATC Education Group

[Trio]

About
The ATC Education Group is a small team that helps further educate aspiring Infinite Flight ATC and pilots through the content we put out relating to the communication and understanding of ATC. Our motto, never stop learning!

Want to learn more about ATC? Subscribe to our blog below to get all of our posts sent to you via email or click our banner at the top to visit our blog.

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Team

@Trio, ATC Education Group Manager — Media: @Thomas_G, @Mats_Edvin_Aaro, @Bobby, @Trevor_A, @Jammydj1, @Oliver02 – Video Editing: @KaiM, @DGGR, @Boodz_G, @Ksisky

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[Niccckk]

Awesome idea.

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Just signed up, this’ll be awesome! :)

[Trevor_A]

Not sure how you’re doing while controlling? We can help you with that through the new addition of the “Submit your replays”-section on our blog, where you can have an official IFATC trainer look at your video. If you’re not already assigned a trainer, one will be appointed to you, and will have a look at your replay before emailing you back with feedback, tips and tricks to how you may improve in the future.

If you want to know how you are doing whilst controlling in Infinite Flight, you should definitely check out our offer here. Further details are listed on that page

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March 30th - April 8th

Read

• RNP Approach
• Area Navigation (RNAV)
• Loosing Patience?
• Minimums
• VFR Separation in Class D Airspace
• Primary Purpose of ATC

Watch

Make Sure to Watch, Like, and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel where we put out weekly videos of our controllers controlling Approach, Depature, Tower and Ground. Get the chance to see some of the top IFATC controllers at work in these videos.

Friday Night Flight Ground Time Laspe @ VHHH

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[Trevor_A]

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April 9th - April 15th

Read

• IFATC.Org for the Training Server

• Prescribed Altitudes on Charts

• Non-Directional Beacon (NDB)

• What is a Ground Stop

• Growth

• NBD Symbol

• Minimum En-Route

• Star Charts Legend

Watch

Make Sure to Watch, Like, and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel where we put out weekly videos of our controllers controlling Approach, Depature, Tower and Ground. Get the chance to see some of the top IFATC controllers at work in these videos.

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[Trevor_A]

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April 17th - April 22nd

Read

• Surveillance Approach

• Advantage of S Approach

• Resources to Determine if an Aircraft is too Large

• Goals

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[Trio]

Notably last week, I had two interviews to get a better understanding of what it’s like to become IFATC, today. One with two of the IFATC’s newest controllers and another with two IFATC recruiters. I also covered various subjects, click on the links to read.

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22-29 April 2019

• What is a straight out departure?
• The six sections of an ATIS broadcast
• Fifty-Two or Five Two
• What is it like to become IFATC, from a new IFATC member
• Is altitude and heading at your discretion when cleared for a visual approach?
• Ground navigation and Morse Code
• IFATC Recruiter Q&A
• How to get an aircraft’s heading

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[Trevor_A]

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April 30th - May 6th

• Approach minimums seen on an approach plate

• Why is the missed approach waypoint symbol circled on an approach chart?

• What type of approach should you ask for in busy airspace?

• Preparing

• What is the definition of GA?

• The use of “Heavy” or “Super” in callsigns

• RVSM in China and their unique implementation

• What is RVSM?

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[Trio]

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13-20 May 2019

• Runway Types
• Final Approach Point (FAP)
• Too high or too low and PAPI lights
• Holding pattern oval size
• Data tag
• Getting started
• Intersection Departures in ATIS
• Standard holding pattern

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[Trio]

“Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” – Pepe

When the ATC Education Group first started, we supported controllers during their training, successfully helping over 160+ (no lie, I did the math) achieve their goal of becoming an Infinite Flight ATC member.

We stopped that portion but continued to produce content on this blog, but we’d like to help you learn more one on one.

Soon we’ll be starting individual workshops made for inexperienced and experienced pilots and controllers, covering ATC related topics from the controller’s and pilot’s perspective. More details will be available soon, but I wanted to get a feel for how interested you’d be before we started.

As Pele said, success is not accident. Doesn’t matter how experienced you are, you can always learn something new. So if you’re interested, sign up here, we’ll send you an email with any new updates regarding the workshop.

[Mags885]

Question: do you have to sign up to the blog to receive education?

I don’t understand how this works 😂

[Trio]

I mean you can follow the blog to get daily posts, but as the post above yours, we’ll be creating workshops covering various general topics relating to ATC for pilots and controllers. These workshops will take place over a set amount of time where those who sign up will join a slack workplace, more details will be released soon on what will be offered and who will help those in the workshops.

Sign up at atceg.net/workshops for updates.