Trends and Development Orientations for Air Navigation Services Providers Training Workshop
Workshop Description
This workshop is designed to equip participants with the skills necessary to utilize benchmarking as a powerful tool for driving service enhancements and achieving superior performance outcomes within the context of Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs). Attendees will delve into critical result areas of ANSPs, master new measurement and comparison tools, and stay current with ANS Provision core processes encompassing service specification and design, service delivery, service review, and customer service.
Workshop Content
This comprehensive workshop delves deep into the fundamental processes that underpin Air Navigation Service Provider’s operations, spanning service specification, service design, service delivery, service review, and customer service. By harnessing the potential of benchmarking, participants will learn to orchestrate service improvements that lead to optimal performance outcomes.
Workshop duration
5 days (40 hours)
Prerequisites
This workshop caters to individuals who possess a foundational understanding of their organization's operations.
Recommended Audience
This workshop is for a range of professionals, and suitable for those who are team leaders or those who are assigned important tasks to ensure the various operations of the ANSPs.
Workshop Structure
- Introduction to Terminology and Concepts in trends of ANSPs’ development
- Exploration of Best Practices in ANSPs
- Frameworks and Objectives of Benchmarking
- Navigating Benchmarking Challenges in ANSPs
- Unpacking the Advantages of Benchmarking
- The Comprehensive 5-Step Benchmarking Approach
- Deconstructing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Implementation Strategies for Service Enhancements and operation assurance
- Application of Best Practice
- Practical Exercises, Case Studies, and Collaborative Activities
Maximum number of participants
10
Workshop Date
26/06/2025 – 02/07/2025
Price
21.500 USD
Location
Czech Air Navigation Institute, Prague, the Czech Republic
Exploring new concepts of operations for ANSP
Course Description
This course is meticulously crafted to equip participants with knowledge pertaining to the latest concepts, processes and procedures to meet the continuing growth of the international aviation industry.
Course Content
This comprehensive course delves deep into the fundamental new concepts that underpin various aspects of ANSP’s operations and air navigation service provision. Learning new concepts through practical exercises, case studies, and collaborative activities will help students grasp and apply the concepts well after the course.
Course duration
5 days (40 hours)
Recommended Audience
This course is for a range of professionals and suitable for those who are team leaders or those who are assigned important tasks to ensure the various operations of the ANSPs.
Course Structure
- Exploration of new concepts related to ANSP’s operations
- Application of new concepts in ANSP’s operations
- Exploration of Best Practices in ANSPs
- Roles played by vital operational, institutional and industry stakeholders within the ANSP
- Navigating Benchmarking Challenges in ANSPs
- Deconstructing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Application of Best Practice Benchmarking
- Practical Exercises, Case Studies, and Collaborative Activities
Maximum number of participants
12
Towards the Digital Aviation for ANSP Managers Training Workshop
Course Overview
This meticulously crafted workshop is aimed at equipping participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to harness the advantages of digital transformation within the aviation industry. Through a comprehensive exploration of its various components and their implications across diverse aviation domains including airlines, airports, regulatory authorities, and aviation security, attendees will gain insights into the transformative potential of digitization.
Workshop Content
Unravel the certification process in aviation and delve into the prospects of digitization, examining both traditional and digital forms of authentication.
Navigate the intricate steps required to execute a successful digital transformation by comprehending the pivotal challenges, risks, and opportunities entailed.
Offer invaluable best practices and recommendations tailored for digital transformation initiatives, particularly focusing on key areas ripe for digitalization.
Workshop duration
5 days (40 hours)
Prerequisites
This workshop is designed for a diverse audience, including airport managers, IT managers, personnel from the Security Department, ATS Department, and Safety and Quality Department. Recommended proficiency level: intermediate to advanced.
Course Structure
- Defining the landscape of digital transformation.
- Dissecting the Components of Digital Transformation.
- Guiding participants through the strategic steps necessary for successful digital transformation.
- Gaining a holistic understanding of the inherent challenges, risks, and opportunities woven into the fabric of digital transformation.
- Deconstructing the essence of Digital Transformation.
- Analyzing the far-reaching implications of Digital Transformation.
- Embarking on the fundamental stages of digital transformation.
- Probing into the realm of Digital Signing.
- Exploring the realm of Digital Identification.
- Unveiling the potential of Blockchain in the Aviation industry.
- Leveraging Benchmarking as a strategic tool.
Maximum number of participants
10
Workshop Date
15/05/2025 – 21/05/2025
Price
21.500 USD
Location
Czech Air Navigation Institute, Prague, the Czech Republic
ATM/CNS to SWIM Transition Course for ANSP Managers
Course Description
This course provides ANS managers with a comprehensive understanding of the transition from Air Traffic Management (ATM) and Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) to the System Wide Information Management (SWIM) paradigm. Participants will gain a solid foundation in ICAO's SWIM concept and its practical applications. The course delves into SWIM standards, infrastructure, governance, and implementation, emphasizing the efficient exchange of ATM-related data.
Course Content
The course aims to foster a holistic comprehension of SWIM's interconnected components. Topics covered include Aeronautical Information Management (AIM), Air Traffic Flow Management, capacity demand, airport operations, Collaborative Decision Making (CDM), environmental considerations, flight data management, surveillance practices, weather data integration, and staying current with the latest SWIM advancements. Participants will leverage this knowledge to strategically plan and execute SWIM initiatives.
Course duration
5 days (40 hours)
Prerequisites
This course is suitable for professionals involved in Aeronautical Information Management (AIM), Air Traffic Control, airline and airport operations, and Air Navigation Service Providers. It is designed for individuals with an intermediate to advanced skill level.
Course Structure
- Rationale behind SWIM development
- Core SWIM principles: defining characteristics and vision
- Concept of operations in a SWIM environment
- Role of registries in data management
- Exploring information domains within SWIM
- Understanding information services within the SWIM framework
- Real-world examples of SWIM implementation
- Enabling aircraft access to the SWIM network
The course integrates practical exercises, case studies, and group activities to reinforce theoretical learning. Additionally, a final assessment may be administered to gauge participants' grasp of the material and their ability to apply it effectively.
Maximum number of participants
10
Advancing Global Interoperability through Unified ATM Solutions Principles
Course Overview
This course is meticulously structured to equip participants with the fundamental principles driving the adoption of a unified set of Air Traffic Management (ATM) solutions, fostering global interoperability. By delving into the essence of ICAO's System Wide Information Management (SWIM) concept and its real-world applications, participants will develop a robust understanding of related SWIM standards, infrastructure, governance, and implementation methodologies. The course also explores the Aviation System Block Upgrades (ASBU) framework and the ICAO Global Air Navigation Plan (GANP) (Doc 9750), aiming to facilitate the implementation of regional performance enhancements. Participants will engage with the four key performance improvement domains: airport operations, global interoperable systems and data, optimal capacity and flexible flights, and efficient flight paths.
Course Content
In-depth exploration of the ICAO Global Air Navigation Plan (Doc 9750) and its objective of driving regional performance advancements.
Comprehensive examination of the intricacies of ASBU components, including strategic planning and effective implementation management.
Thorough understanding of the SWIM concept.
Addressing the vital themes of interoperability and harmonization.
Course duration
5 days (40 hours)
Prerequisites
This course is designed for:
- Managers and personnel from Air Navigation Service Providers engaged in developing airspace concepts and implementing ASBUs
- Civil Aviation regulators
- Representatives from airlines and airspace users
- Recommended proficiency level: intermediate to advanced
Course Structure
- Comprehensive review of the historical context of ASBUs within ICAO.
- In-depth study of the ASBU program initiative.
- Exploring the essential attributes defining ASBU modules.
- Deconstructing the four integral components of a Block Upgrade.
- Unveiling the pivotal role of Performance-based Navigation (PBN) within ASBUs and its enabling capabilities.
- Defining the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders.
- Strategic planning within the industry and Air Navigation Service Providers.
- Immersive exploration of SWIM principles.
- Delving into the ICAO Global Air Navigation Plan (Doc 9750).
Maximum number of participants
10
Exploring System Wide Information Management Concepts for ANSP Managers
Course Overview
This course is meticulously crafted to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge and skills pertaining to the advantages of seamless information access and exchange among all stakeholders involved in Air Traffic Management (ATM). Through the utilization of System Wide Information Management (SWIM), the course delves into achieving universal interoperability and service-oriented ATM on a global scale. Participants will gain insights into common standards, information services, effective information handling, the technical infrastructure underpinning SWIM, and the array of available SWIM Services registries.
Course Content
Understand SWIM's integration within the broader ICAO framework.
Elucidate how SWIM empowers the administration and exchange of ATM information across qualified entities through interoperable services.
Emphasize the intrinsic value of information within the SWIM context.
Detail the diverse range of services deliverable via SWIM.
Underscore the pivotal role of a SWIM registry in mitigating security risks.
Provide an outline of the responsibilities of Service Delivery Management in strategizing and executing SWIM operations.
Course duration
5 days (40 hours)
Prerequisites
Designed for Air Navigation Services managers.
Recommended proficiency level: intermediate to advanced.
Course Structure
- Fundamental principles, scope, and advantages of SWIM.
- Attributes and significance of information within the ATM realm.
- SWIM domains: encompassing flight information, weather updates, and aeronautical details.
- Key facilitators of SWIM implementation.
- SWIM services overview, including insights into registries.
- Roles played by vital operational, institutional, and industry stakeholders within a SWIM-enabled ATM ecosystem.
Maximum number of participants
10
Preparation of ATM system investment, operations and maintenance (Strategic Planning and Implementation Workshop)
Overview
The workshop has been designed for ANSP managers, strategic planners, and operations experts to effectively deliver specific theoretical and practical knowledge in procuring and implementing new ATM systems. It covers a comprehensive range of topics, from master planning and technology evaluation to stakeholder engagement and regulatory compliance, ensuring participants are well-equipped with the latest ATM standards and best practices.
The workshop delves into critical areas such as analysing current air traffic volume, defining system goals, vendor selection, and project management. It emphasises the importance of strategic planning, risk management, and stakeholder communication to ensure successful system integration and operation. Additionally, the course includes practical showcases of successful ATM system implementations in various regions, providing real-world insights and lessons learned. It provides an opportunity for an interactive and focused discussion on selected topics of the syllabus.
Content
- Master Planning for ANS
- Analyzing Current Air Traffic Volume and Future Growth Projections
- Defining Goals for the New System
- Evaluating ATM Technologies
- Vendor Selection Process
- Procurement Process and Contract Negotiation
- Project Management for ATM Systems
- Hardware and Software Installation
- Integration Testing
- Staff Training Programs
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- Maintenance Planning
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Regulatory Compliance
- Sustainability and Future Upgrades
- Practical showcase – Asian project
- Practical showcase – Czech Republic project
Duration
8 days (64 hours)
Prerequisites
The participation of individuals from diverse work backgrounds will enrich topic discussions and promote internal collaboration following the implementation of the ATM systems:
- Managers and personnel from Air Navigation Service Providers
- Civil Aviation regulators.
- Representatives from airlines and airspace users.
Maximum number of participants
10
Future Communications Infrastructure and Air-Ground Datalink Course
Course Overview
To ensure a strategic and globally harmonized foundation, each course begins with an overview of the ICAO GANP and ASBU framework, which defines the common roadmap and performance-based objectives for all future ATM developments. Understanding this framework is essential before diving into technical subjects, as it provides the context, drivers, and alignment required for the effective implementation of communications and navigation technologies within a globally interoperable system.
Course Content
The first part provides to orient and develop ATM managers from the ICAO APAC region in the advanced application of the ICAO Global Air Navigation Plan (GANP), focusing on the implementation of Aviation System Block Upgrades (ASBU) beyond Block 0. Through an in-depth exploration of the ASBU framework, the course will analyze Blocks 1, 2, and 3 with a strong emphasis on operational, procedural, and technological advancements. Drawing upon SESAR and the EU ATM Master Plan, participants will gain insight into practical implementation approaches, lessons learned, and success factors relevant to the APAC context.
The second part explores the future of communications infrastructure in Air Traffic Management, with a strong focus on Air-Ground Datalink systems and digital communications. It addresses ICAO’s future communication strategy, datalink mandates, SESAR deployment experiences, and the APAC region’s roadmap for modernizing CNS systems. Emphasis is placed on operational integration, infrastructure investment, performance-based surveillance, and service continuity in digital ATM environments.
Duration
8 days
Prerequisites
The intermediate to upper intermediate level of English language knowledge is required as a minimum. The participants should possess general knowledge of the aviation framework, including the relevant legislation and main stakeholders in proportion to their professional responsibilities and job descriptions.
Course Objectives
- Deepen understanding of ICAO GANP strategic directions and ASBU Blocks 1 to 3
- Translate global and European ASBU strategies into actionable regional implementation pathways
- Examine APAC-specific implementation challenges, benefits, and operational impacts
- Learn from SESAR deployment experiences, innovations, and integration practices
- Develop managerial competencies to lead change and manage cross-functional ATM transformation
- Equip participants with tools to coordinate stakeholders and harmonize regional interoperability initiatives
- Understand ICAO’s global and regional vision for future communications systems
- Examine air-ground datalink technologies and their operational use
- Analyze the implementation experience of the EU/SESAR in deploying datalink services
- Identify gaps, dependencies, and challenges specific to the APAC region
- Develop strategic planning and investment models for future CNS infrastructure
- Promote harmonized and interoperable air-ground communication services across FIRs
Maximum number of participants
10
Date
17/11/2025 – 26/11/2025
01/12/2025 – 10/12/2025
Price
51.000 USD per course
Navigation Technology and Systems Development Trends Course
Planning and Strategic Direction in ANS
Course Description
The Planning and Strategic Direction in Civil Aviation course is designed for aviation managers and leaders responsible for shaping the long-term direction of Civil Aviation Authorities and Air Navigation Service Providers. It equips participants with the knowledge and guidance needed to develop and implement effective strategic ATM frameworks that ensure continuity, efficiency, safety, and sustainability in the aviation sector.
The course provides an overview and practical guidance in strategic planning, master plan formulation, and the integration of long-term objectives with operational execution. It draws on best practices from ICAO and ATM management while introducing forward-looking approaches such as SWIM, ASBU, ATFM (Including TBO) and CDM to address the challenges of an evolving ANSP and organisation.
In today’s interconnected and dynamic ATM landscape, the ability to anticipate change, plan effectively, and lead strategically is essential for sustaining organisational resilience and guiding civil aviation into the future.
Course Content
The course will be delivered through structured presentations, case studies, group discussions. These sessions will allow participants to overview concepts in a practical context and discuss strategies aligned with their ATM and ANSP objectives.
After completing the course, participants will have deeper knowledge of:
- How to plan and apply the principles of strategic ATM
- Understand Master Plans to guide long-term civil aviation and ATM development
- How to design and implement longer term strategies aligned with organisational vision and mission
- Understand and Integrate SWIM and ASBU into strategic planning for future-ready ATM and aviation systems
- Understand the role of ATFM (Including TBO), and CDM in enhancing efficiency, capacity, and collaboration
- Integrate strategic direction with operational planning for effective execution
Duration
5 days, delivered in half-day sessions
Prerequisites
Participants are expected to have:
- A working knowledge of the ATM framework and main stakeholders
- Management experience in aviation management
- Intermediate command of the English language
Course Objectives
- Introduction to Strategic Planning in Civil Aviation
Understanding the role of strategy in ensuring resilience, safety, and innovation across the aviation and ATM sector. - Strategic Management Principles
Exploring foresight, stakeholder engagement, regulatory alignment, and the balance of safety with efficiency and sustainability. - Vision, Mission, and Values in Aviation Organisations
Formulating guiding principles that underpin long-term strategies. - Executive Strategic Responsibilities
Clarifying the strategic roles of Civil Aviation Authorities and Air Navigation Service Providers. - Master Plans as Strategic Tools
How to develop structured, long-term roadmaps for ATM infrastructure, airspace, and capacity growth. - Long Term Strategy Formulation
Bridging vision with achievable outcomes through priorities, KPIs, and monitoring mechanisms. - Integrating SWIM and ASBU into Strategic Planning
Understanding their role in enabling seamless information management, interoperability, and global aviation harmonisation. - ATFM (Including TBO) and CDM in Strategic Context
Enhancing efficiency, predictability, and collaboration through demand–capacity balancing and stakeholder coordination. - Operational Planning and Execution
Translating strategic objectives into day-to-day operational actions, accountability frameworks, and adaptive management.
Maximum number of participants
12
Date
26/11/2025 – 02/12/2025
Price
21.500 USD per course