A Three Day intense Course to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the essentials of ‘World of Aviation’ to better equip the participants to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to;

• Explore the consequences of error.
• Understand the organization’s safety culture. Its procedures and safety policy and techniques of communication.
• The training will give the participants a better understanding of the subject and to find effective procedures to progress standards and compliance

The Awareness Workshop is designed to raise the awareness level of Operators that are subject to a Ramp Inspection (SAFA) focusing on National Operators  that are operating in parts of the world that local Authorities are implementing the EU Ramp Inspection Programme or similar.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so.

The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems.

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner

Satisfy a CAMO and the regulator that you have the right competence for this activity.

Regulatory oversight personnel involved in performing Airworthiness Reviews

We will take your knowledge in airworthiness and civil aviation requirements, and develop it into complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice.

This training course is designed to provide hands on training for introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.

A Three Day intense Course to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the essentials of ‘World of Aviation’ to better equip the participants to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application

Upon completing this course you will be able to:

• Analyze the critical components of insurance contracts available to aircraft operators
• Put in place the necessary processes for obtaining insurance coverage
• Identify the legal factors an aircraft operator should take into consideration when purchasing insurance coverage
• Understand how aviation insurance contracts are interpreted and applied by international courts.

The course is designed for individuals who have limited investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he may participate, support formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations.

Upon completion of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Understand a State aircraft accident investigation process.  factors that contribute to human error and non-compliance with rules and procedures
• Perform a limited scope investigation and
• Write a comprehensive safety report.

Organizations across the aviation industry are required to have a Safety Management System (SMS).  But what is a SMS and how does it work?

On completing the course, you will be able to:

• Ensure your organization’s SMS implements the 12 elements of the ICAO SMS framework and is appropriate for the size and complexity of your organization
• Perform effective risk assessments and develop suitable risk matrices
• Explain the regulatory framework around SMS
• List factors that your SMS should consider
• Identify latent conditions and active failures that lead to an accident
• Identify the barriers and defenses against a particular risk
• Use your SMS to manage people
• Develop and promote a safety culture
• Implement safety as a core business function

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues.

This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance.

Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure examples.

This 3 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry.

What you will learn:

• Situation awareness - Developing and maintaining a dynamic awareness of the situation and the risks present during Well Operations. Practice leadership, management and presentation skills
• Decision making -The ability to reach a judgment or choose an appropriate option to meet the needs of an assessed or anticipated situation. Cultivate an effective peer network
• Communication - The exchange of information, ideas and beliefs, by verbal and non-verbal methods. Apply the critical-thinking skills needed in today’s commercial aviation
• Teamwork – The ability to work effectively and interdependently in groups of two or more to achieve a shared goal
• Leadership – The ability to successfully influence others to achieve a shared goal by providing guidance, direction, coordination and support

Factors that impact human performance – These include stress, fatigue, health, distractions and environmental stressors arising from many internal and external sources

This training is designed to equip GCAA Flight Operations Inspecting staff and delegates from the other aviation regulatory and operational organizations with the necessary knowledge and background to perform/understand routine inspecting duties in accordance with ICAO DOC 8335.

The training focuses on the UAE rules and regulation, ICAO requirements as well regulatory and oversight developments in EASA, FAA and other regulatory bodies.

Training is designed and will be delivered by GCAA Subject Matter Experts

This course is considered as a regulatory training on GCAA Aeromedical certification for those who have already completed structured training in Aviation medicine.

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA/European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Continuing Airworthiness. It provides a review of GCAA CAR M/EASA Part M, its Subparts and guidance material.

Be up-to-date on aviation environmental issues and their management, with a special emphasis on new technology, improved operations and modernized methods of airspace and airport management.

The “Aviation and the Environment” course is offered in collaboration with Abu Dhabi University. The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world environmental issues.

Delivered by established aviation experts and University Professors the program uses a participant centered instructional methodology that encourages reflection, discussion and critical thinking.

Organizations across the aviation industry are required to have a Safety Management System (SMS).  But what is a SMS and how does it work?

On completing the course, you will be able to:

• Ensure your organization’s SMS implements the 12 elements of the ICAO SMS framework and is appropriate for the size and complexity of your organization
• Perform effective risk assessments and develop suitable risk matrices
• Explain the regulatory framework around SMS
• List factors that your SMS should consider
• Identify latent conditions and active failures that lead to an accident
• Identify the barriers and defenses against a particular risk
• Use your SMS to manage people
• Develop and promote a safety culture
• Implement safety as a core business function

This training provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to;

• Explore the consequences of error.
• Understand the organization’s safety culture. Its procedures and safety policy and techniques of communication.
• The training will give the participants a better understanding of the subject and to find effective procedures to progress standards and compliance

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner

Satisfy a CAMO and the regulator that you have the right competence for this activity.

Regulatory oversight personnel involved in performing Airworthiness Reviews

We will take your knowledge in airworthiness and civil aviation requirements, and develop it into complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This one day awareness course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Transport of Lithium Batteries by Air. This training shall provide you with essential knowledge of the Regulations for the transport of this special class of cargo. This would also help in preventing incidents/accidents and compliance of various legislations applicable to the carriage of the dangerous goods by air.

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the background and general philosophy
• Identify different types of Lithium Batteries
• Identify the hazard involved in transport of Lithium Batteries by Air
• Understand the classification and identification
• Know the packaging requirements
• Understand the marking, labelling and documentation requirements
• Know how to handle these shipments
• Know and explain emergency procedures

A Three Day intense Course to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the essentials of ‘World of Aviation’ to better equip the participants to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application

Organizations across the aviation industry are required to have a Safety Management System (SMS).  But what is a SMS and how does it work?

On completing the course, you will be able to:

• Ensure your organization’s SMS implements the 12 elements of the ICAO SMS framework and is appropriate for the size and complexity of your organization
• Perform effective risk assessments and develop suitable risk matrices
• Explain the regulatory framework around SMS
• List factors that your SMS should consider
• Identify latent conditions and active failures that lead to an accident
• Identify the barriers and defenses against a particular risk
• Use your SMS to manage people
• Develop and promote a safety culture
• Implement safety as a core business function

This training course is designed to provide hands on training for introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues.

This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance.

Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure examples.

This 2 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry.

What you will learn:

• Situation awareness - Developing and maintaining a dynamic awareness of the situation and the risks present during Well Operations. Practice leadership, management and presentation skills
• Decision making -The ability to reach a judgment or choose an appropriate option to meet the needs of an assessed or anticipated situation. Cultivate an effective peer network
• Communication - The exchange of information, ideas and beliefs, by verbal and non-verbal methods. Apply the critical-thinking skills needed in today’s commercial aviation
• Teamwork – The ability to work effectively and interdependently in groups of two or more to achieve a shared goal
• Leadership – The ability to successfully influence others to achieve a shared goal by providing guidance, direction, coordination and support
• Factors that impact human performance – These include stress, fatigue, health, distractions and environmental stressors arising from many internal and external sources

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to;

• Explore the consequences of error.
• Understand the organization’s safety culture. Its procedures and safety policy and techniques of communication.
• The training will give the participants a better understanding of the subject and to find effective procedures to progress standards and compliance

The course is designed for individuals who have limited investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he may participate, support formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations.

Upon completion of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Understand a State aircraft accident investigation process.  factors that contribute to human error and non-compliance with rules and procedures
• Perform a limited scope investigation and
• Write a comprehensive safety report.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so.

The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems.

This training course is designed to provide hands on training for introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.

The course will cover the current airworthiness regulations; aspects Initial airworthiness, Continuing airworthiness and Operation. The course includes CAR 21; Type Certification, Supplemental Type Certification, changes (modifications) and repairs, approval systems to support Design, Production, Operational Approvals, Continued Airworthiness Management under CAR M through maintenance activities of CAR 145 and the certification of personnel through CAR 66 and 147.

The course is designed to cover approval processes of airworthiness documents e.g. AMP, Reliability programme, MEL etc.

Communication with Flight Operation, Licensing, PRP and Aircraft Registry with their own airworthiness responsibilities and with operators/organisations. It provides current practical application and guidance on how to effectively understand the regulatory principles and responsibilities for all airworthiness related approvals and standards.

The course is an interactive course with groups of different backgrounds. It provides a good understanding of airworthiness whether it is the GCAA system or any other regulatory system.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and gives the participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

The learning outcome of this course is to provide participants with knowledge of Ground Operations Management in airport environment from both, aircraft operator and airport operator prospective. This is achieved through series of discussions and group studies to highlight current challenges in the aviation industry. Furthermore, the course will showcase best practice in people’s management which is the most valuable asset for any organization.

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues. This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance. Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure examples. This 2 days’ course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry.

What you will learn:

• Situation awareness - Developing and maintaining a dynamic awareness of the situation and the risks present during Well Operations. Practice leadership, management and presentation skills
• Decision making -The ability to reach a judgment or choose an appropriate option to meet the needs of an assessed or anticipated situation. Cultivate an effective peer network
• Communication - The exchange of information, ideas and beliefs, by verbal and non-verbal methods. Apply the critical-thinking skills needed in today’s commercial aviation
• Teamwork – The ability to work effectively and interdependently in groups of two or more to achieve a shared goal
• Leadership – The ability to successfully influence others to achieve a shared goal by providing guidance, direction, coordination and support
• Factors that impact human performance – These include stress, fatigue, health, distractions and environmental stressors arising from many internal and external sources

A three days intense training to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the essentials of ‘World of Aviation’ to better equip the participants to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The aim of the course is to learn about the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, CAAP 22 and best international standards and best practices contained in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859. The participants will also be informed on what is expected from organizations from the GCAA when it comes to managing internal safety reporting and reporting to the GCAA in accordance with the requirements of pertinent regulations.

The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X when it comes to the collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

Furthermore, participants will be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the requirement of internal and external occurrence reporting.

This one day awareness course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Dangerous Goods Regulations and/or the Civil Aviation Regulations governing the transport of the dangerous goods by air.

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the background and general philosophy
• Identify the classes of dangerous goods
• Identify the hazard/handling labels applicable to dangerous goods
• Identify potential hidden hazards in cargo
• Know the documentation requirements
• Know and explain emergency procedures

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner

Satisfy a CAMO and the regulator that you have the right competence for this activity.

Regulatory oversight personnel involved in performing Airworthiness Reviews

We will take your knowledge in airworthiness and civil aviation requirements, and develop it into complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice.

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and gives the participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

GCAA CAR 66 Certifying Staff is the UAE standard detailing with the requirements for the issue, extension and variation of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance licence. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 66 Engineer licensing and CAR 147 approved training organisations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organisation demonstrate and maintain compliance.

This course is designed for individuals with aviation experience, who are interested in developing accident or incident investigation skills. Participants are provided with an understanding of ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices to conduct internal accident and incident investigations, and to participate in State investigations

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems.

Its introductory course designed to provide participants with an understanding of the fundamental VAT concepts and principles of UAE VAT laws and regulations. The course will cover all VAT main elements from registration to filing tax return focusing how aviation operators need to be tax compliant. Understand the main definitions of different VAT terminologies and how VAT payable is calculated. The participants will gain understanding of the impact of VAT transactions on aviation operators and potential tax risks

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so.

The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues.

This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance.

Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure examples.

This 2 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry.

What you will learn:

• Situation awareness - Developing and maintaining a dynamic awareness of the situation and the risks present during Well Operations. Practice leadership, management and presentation skills
• Decision making -The ability to reach a judgment or choose an appropriate option to meet the needs of an assessed or anticipated situation. Cultivate an effective peer network
• Communication - The exchange of information, ideas and beliefs, by verbal and non-verbal methods. Apply the critical-thinking skills needed in today’s commercial aviation
• Teamwork – The ability to work effectively and interdependently in groups of two or more to achieve a shared goal
• Leadership – The ability to successfully influence others to achieve a shared goal by providing guidance, direction, coordination and support
• Factors that impact human performance – These include stress, fatigue, health, distractions and environmental stressors arising from many internal and external sources

Be up-to-date on aviation environmental issues and their management, with a special emphasis on new technology, improved operations and modernized methods of airspace and airport management. The “Aviation and the Environment” course is offered in collaboration with Abu Dhabi University. The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world environmental issues. Delivered by established aviation experts and University Professors the program uses a participant centered instructional methodology that encourages reflection, discussion and critical thinking.

The aim of the course is to learn about the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, CAAP 22 and best international standards and best practices contained in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859. The participants will also be informed on what is expected from organizations from the GCAA when it comes to managing internal safety reporting and reporting to the GCAA in accordance with the requirements of pertinent regulations.

The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X when it comes to the collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

Furthermore, participants will be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the requirement of internal and external occurrence reporting.

GCAA CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organisation Approval is the UAE standard for the approval of maintenance training organisations and it has two parts; basic training and aircraft type rating training. The basic training covers requirements for the issue of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance licence. The aircraft type rating training deals with the requirements for the endorsement of type ratings to the CAR 66 aircraft maintenance licence.

In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 147 approved training organisations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organisation demonstrate and maintain compliance.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The content of the course is fully in line with the GCAA training standing orders/instructions and the European Commission Ramp Inspection, Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft (SAFA & SANA) program.

The course consists of four days theoretical class room training with a knowledge test, followed by one day practical on the field training in a ‘live’ aircraft, simulating a Ramp Inspection; total of five days.

This 2-day training course will help you establish greater engagement with your team members, by facilitating 1:1 coaching conversations aimed at encouraging team members to take ownership of their own performance and development. This course also helps build essential feedback skills and to develop the tools to be more productive and efficient at work.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and gives the participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

This course aims at providing participants with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of Safety Management and Safety Management System Frameworks.

This course will equip the participants with the necessary skills to apply lateral thinking which is a very useful way of thinking to create out of box ideas and solutions. The course involves plenty of exercises and group discussions.

This course aims at providing participants with a practical process guide to problem solving and decision making.

Post Holder’s training as per the GCAA regulatory requirement for initial approval.

This course aims at providing participants with a practical skills guide of mentoring and Coaching with ability to apply skills at work.

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of dangerous goods training and comply with the minimum training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of dangerous goods.

It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of dangerous goods by air. The course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Dangerous Goods Regulations and/or the Civil Aviation Regulations governing the transport of the dangerous goods by air.

This training is designed to equip GCAA Flight Operations Inspecting staff and delegates from the other aviation regulatory and operational organizations with the necessary knowledge and background to perform/understand routine inspecting duties in accordance with ICAO DOC 8335.

The training focuses on the UAE rules and regulation, ICAO requirements as well regulatory and oversight developments in EASA, FAA and other regulatory bodies.

The aim of the course is to train participants on the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, CAAP 22 and international standards and best practices provided in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

Participants will also be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting.

A Three Day intense Course to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the essentials of ‘World of Aviation’ to better equip the participants to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application.

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and gives the participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

The learning outcome of this course is to provide participants with knowledge of Ground Operations Management in airport environment from both, aircraft operator and airport operator prospective. This is achieved through series of discussions and group studies to highlight current challenges in the aviation industry. Furthermore, the course will showcase best practice in people’s management which is the most valuable asset for any organization.

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner

Satisfy a CAMO and the regulator that you have the right competence for this activity.

Regulatory oversight personnel involved in performing Airworthiness Reviews

We will take your knowledge in airworthiness and civil aviation requirements, and develop it into complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice.

This hands-on course will equip participants with professional business communication techniques that directly affect relationships with stakeholders and bear impact on the business.

Over the 2 days of the course, participants will understand the importance of communicating effectively in a professional environment. They will also gain the opportunity to practice the skills, techniques and strategies essential for confidently overcoming common communication barriers and getting the message across.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so.

The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems.

Ability to use tools and techniques to manage projects successfully. Be able to Identify and explain the role of project phases and project life cycle, understand key project success and failure factors within a project environment, Learn to manage the triple constraints of scope, time and cost without compromising quality. Project stakeholder management skills.

This hands-on course will equip participants with professional business communication techniques that directly affect relationships with stakeholders and bear impact on the business.

Over the 2 days of the course, participants will understand the importance of communicating effectively in a professional environment. They will also gain the opportunity to practice the skills, techniques and strategies essential for confidently overcoming common communication barriers and getting the message across.

A Three Day intense Course to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the essentials of ‘World of Aviation’ to better   equip the participants to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application

This Course will enable the participants to understand the process of aircraft registration, the requirements of legal documents including power of attorney by the authority to apply for aircraft registration and also the process of de-registration and requesting aircraft de-registration enforcing an Irrevocable De-Registration and Export Request (IDERA)   in accordance with CAR part V chapter 1.

This course is inclusive of sections designed to get to grips with Microsoft office products i.e. Excel, PowerPoint and Word. Each application course will go into depth on how to get the most from each program and will help users perform efficiently in their daily work.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues. This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance. Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure examples. This 3 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry.

This course will enable the participants to understand the ICAO's primary role and process to provide the set of standards and recommended practices, the knowledge of Universal Safety Audit Programme & Continuous Monitoring and its effective implementation. It will also provide the understanding of the basis of airworthiness & operations requirements and the rule making process of the UAE GCAA.

This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of dangerous goods training and comply with the minimum training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of dangerous goods.

It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of dangerous goods by air. The course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Dangerous Goods Regulations and/or the Civil Aviation Regulations governing the transport of the dangerous goods by air.

Transport of radioactive materials, radiopharmaceuticals and radioisotopes by air is administered by the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of transport of Radioactive by Air in compliance with the training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of radioactive material. It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of this special class of dangerous goods by air. The training shall be delivered using a systematic approach for reinforcement of the information and better understanding.

Air cargo carriers require proof that the shipper has completed the relevant training before they will accept packages for air shipment.

This course will enable the participants with the understanding of the theory of flight with aircraft and propulsion system, basic aircraft design and maintenance concepts to keep the aircraft in continuous airworthiness environment.

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and gives the participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material.

The 3- day intensive course provides a comprehensive understanding of the aviation industry and the interaction of the different stakeholders who ensure safety and efficiency , allowing participants to expand their knowledge and enhance their careers within the aviation, and in particular, airline operations.

A 3- day intensive course providing a structured and practical introduction to the complex aspects of airport operations. Participants will obtain a comprehensive understanding of the airport key processes and safety practices which will allow them to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application.

This course aims at boosting individual’s productivity levels in a fast growing era and busy operating environments.

The course provides an understanding of the principles of air law and key legal instruments which govern international civil aviation as well as an overview of relevant international aviation organizations. International Conventions such as the Chicago Convention, Montreal Convention and Tokyo Convention will be discussed to examine liability, safety and security issues that impact daily operational duties. Major recent developments which have significantly impacted the aviation industry will be reviewed.

The delegates will gain a comprehensive overview of the effect and management of Human Factors in aviation. The operational Human Factors knowledge gained on this course can also be applied to safety investigation activities the study of Human Factors is about understanding human behavior and performance. Human Factors knowledge is used to optimize the fit between people and the systems in which they work in order to improve safety and performance. This course will cover the UAE GCAA Module 9 syllabus.

This one-day awareness course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Transport of Lithium Batteries by Air. This training shall provide you with essential knowledge of the Regulations for the transport of this special commodity. This would also help in preventing incidents/accidents and compliance of various legislations applicable to the carriage of the dangerous goods by air.

The aim of the course is to train participants on the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, CAAP 22 and international standards and best practices provided in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

Participants will also be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting.

A 3- day intensive course providing a structured and practical introduction to the complex aspects of airport operations. Participants will obtain a comprehensive understanding of the airport key processes and safety practices which will allow them to move ahead with the aviation operational and management application.

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner to satisfy a CAMO and the regulator, that you have the right competence for this activity. Regulatory personnel involves in performing Airworthiness Review, will update and increase the knowledge in airworthiness, civil aviation requirements, and develop it into a complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

This training course is designed as an  introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is will give everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL.

This course is designed for individuals with aviation experience, who are interested in developing accident or incident investigation skills. Participants are provided with an understanding of ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices to conduct internal accident and incident investigations, and to participate in State investigations.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so.

The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems.

The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

Be up-to-date on aviation environmental issues and their management, with a special emphasis on new technology, improved operations and modernized methods of airspace and airport management. The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world environmental issues. Delivered by established aviation experts and University Professors the program uses a participant centered instructional methodology that encourages reflection, discussion and critical thinking.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues. This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance. Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure. This 3 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry

This virtual training course provides comprehensive health, safety and operational guidelines to aviation stakeholders in order to protect their staff and customers while maintaining a safe and efficient operation amidst the current Covid-19 pandemic. The training will assist aviation professionals to identify safety threats and establish mitigation actions to reduce the associated risks stemming from the resumption of and maintain normal operations during the pandemic, to an acceptable level.

Aviation as a sector is inherently exposed to geopolitical risk. This interactive three day course provides you with an understanding of the varied geographical and political landscape of the global aviation industry, as well as factors and forces which underpin global aviation today and in the future. The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world environmental issues.

Delivered by established aviation experts and University Professors the program uses a participant centered instructional methodology that encourages reflection, discussion and critical thinking.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the participants to exercise effectively their duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager or Post Holders within a well-structured regulatory environment aimed to achieve the highest level of Safety and Quality of product and services.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The training course prepares Continuing Airworthiness Management personnel to understand the methodology of preparing Aircraft Maintenance Program with emphasis on the regulatory requirements and how to prepare and keep the AMP updated.

This course aims at providing participants with a practical skills guide of mentoring and Coaching with ability to apply skills at work

This course aims at providing participants with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of Safety Management and Safety Management System Frameworks

This course aims at providing participants with a practical process guide to problem solving and decision making.

A general familiarization course which will equip participants with a basic understanding of how airplanes fly, the systems needed to operate airplanes and how airlines and pilots and other entities work together to ensure flights are conducted from the ground to the destination

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

This training  course is designed to equip the participants with fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to model, predict, and statistically evaluate aircraft reliability and to develop, implement, and manage an aircraft RCM program in accordance with industry standard requirements.

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner to satisfy a CAMO and the regulator, that you have the right competence for this activity. Regulatory personnel involves in performing Airworthiness Review, will update and increase the knowledge in airworthiness, civil aviation requirements, and develop it into a complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice

The aim of the course is to train participants on the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, CAAP 22 and international standards and best practices provided in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.

Participants will also be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

An intensive 3 days course that focuses on the catalysts of successful digital transformation endeavors. Participants will explore the key success elements in the digital transformation journey as well as the biggest barriers to digital transformation. Participants will learn ways to align strategies, frameworks, processes and culture to build a lasting organizations.

This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of dangerous goods training and comply with the minimum training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of dangerous goods.

It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of dangerous goods by air. The course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Dangerous Goods Regulations and/or the Civil Aviation Regulations governing the transport of the dangerous goods by air.

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material.

The learning outcome of this course is to provide participants with knowledge of Ground Operations Management in airport environment from both, aircraft operator and airport operator perspective. This is achieved through series of discussions and group studies to highlight current challenges in the aviation industry. Furthermore, the course will showcase best practices in people’s management which is the most valuable asset for any organization.

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations.

This course will equip the participants with the necessary skills to apply lateral thinking which is a very useful way of thinking to create out of box ideas and solutions. The course involves plenty of exercises and group discussions.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

GCAA CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organization Approval is the UAE standard for the approval of maintenance training organizations and it has two parts; basic training and aircraft type rating training. The basic training covers requirements for the issue of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. The aircraft type rating training deals with the requirements for the endorsement of type ratings to the CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 147 approved training organizations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organization demonstrate and maintain compliance.

Brief-Ability to use tools and techniques to manage projects successfully and deliver results. Identify and explain the role of project phases and project life cycle. Understand key project success and failure factors within a project environment and how to avoid them. Learn to manage the triple constraints of scope, time and cost without compromising quality. Project stakeholder management skills.

GCAA CAR 66 Certifying Staff is the UAE standard detailing with the requirements for the issue, extension and variation of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 66 Engineer licensing and CAR 147 approved training organizations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organization demonstrate and maintain compliance.

This Course will enable the participants to understand the process of aircraft registration, the requirements of legal documents including power of attorney by the authority to apply for aircraft registration and also the process of de-registration and requesting aircraft de-registration enforcing an Irrevocable De-Registration and Export Request (IDERA)   in accordance with CAR part V chapter 1.

The course is designed for individuals who have limited investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he may participate, support formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so.

The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward.

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

This online interactive course will equip participants with professional business communication techniques that directly affect relationships with stakeholders and bear impact on the business. Over two days of the virtual course, participants will understand the importance of communicating effectively in a professional environment. They will also engage with ideas, techniques and strategies essential for confidently overcoming common communication barriers and getting the message across.

This course will enable the participants to understand the ICAO's primary role and process to provide the set of standards and recommended practices, the knowledge of Universal Safety Audit Programme & Continuous Monitoring and its effective implementation. It will also provide the understanding of the basis of airworthiness & operations requirements and the rule making process of the UAE GCAA.

This course is inclusive of sections Designed to familiarize and get in a grip with Microsoft office product i.e. Excel, PowerPoint and Word. Each application course will go in detail how to get the most from each program and will help users perform efficiently in their daily work.

Transport of radioactive materials, radiopharmaceuticals and radioisotopes by air is administered by the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of transport of Radioactive Materials by Air in compliance with the training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of radioactive material. It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of this special class of dangerous goods by air. The training shall be delivered using a systematic approach for reinforcement of the information and better understanding. Air cargo carriers require proof that the shipper has completed the relevant training before they will accept packages for air shipment.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

This online interactive course will equip participants with professional business communication techniques that directly affect relationships with stakeholders and bear impact on the business. Over two days of the virtual course, participants will understand the importance of communicating effectively in a professional environment. They will also engage with ideas, techniques and strategies essential for confidently overcoming common communication barriers and getting the message across.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

The course provides an understanding of the principles of air law and key legal instruments which govern international civil aviation as well as an overview of relevant international aviation organizations. International Conventions such as the Chicago Convention, Montreal Convention and Tokyo Convention will be discussed to examine liability, safety and security issues that impact daily operational duties. Major recent developments which have significantly impacted the aviation industry will be reviewed.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

Aviation as a sector is inherently exposed to geopolitical risk. This interactive three day course provides you with an understanding of the varied geographical and political landscape of the global aviation industry, as well as factors and forces which underpin global aviation today and in the future. The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world environmental issues.

Delivered by established aviation experts and University Professors the program uses a participant centered instructional methodology that encourages reflection, discussion and critical thinking.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

Accountable Managers have  option of attending only the first day and complete their attendance

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

The aim of the course is to train participants on the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, CAAP 22 and international standards and best practices provided in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859. The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.Participants will also be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting.

This two-day awareness course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Transport of Lithium Batteries by Air. This training shall provide you with essential knowledge of the Regulations for the transport of this special commodity. This would also help in preventing incidents/accidents and compliance of various legislations applicable to the carriage of the dangerous goods by air.

This 2-day training course will help you establish greater engagement with your team members, by facilitating 1:1 coaching conversations aimed at encouraging team members to take ownership of their own performance and development. This course also helps build essential feedback skills and to develop the tools to be more productive and efficient at work.

GCAA embark on a project to transform the regulations related to the Operations of Aircraft in the year 2015 to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated in the year 2020 and the NPAs (NPA 2020-11 CAR-BR and NPA 2020-12 CAR-AIR OPS) were published in December 2020. GCAA will provide with two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry was through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhance awareness for the operator employees.

Objective of this course to enhance awareness of new CAR-AIR OPS regulations and outcome would be facilitation of effective Implementation within the operator activities

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner to satisfy a CAMO and the regulator, that you have the right competence for this activity. Regulatory personnel involves in performing Airworthiness Review, will update and increase the knowledge in airworthiness, civil aviation requirements, and develop it into a complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice

This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of dangerous goods training and comply with the minimum training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of dangerous goods. It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of dangerous goods by air. The course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Dangerous Goods Regulations and/or the Civil Aviation Regulations governing the transport of the dangerous goods by air.

complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated in the year 2020 and the NPAs (NPA 2020-11 CAR-BR and NPA 2020-12 CAR-AIR OPS) were published in December 2020. GCAA will provide with two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry was through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhance awareness for the operator employees.

Objective of this course to enhance awareness of new CAR-AIR OPS regulations and outcome would be facilitation of effective Implementation within the operator activities

The course is designed for individuals who have limited or no investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he may participate, support a formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations and write comprehensive safety or investigation reports. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to Understand a State aircraft accident investigation process. Participate, contribute and/or support a State Aircraft Accident Investigation Process. Understand the factors that contribute to human error, or  non-compliance , non conformance. Perform a limited scope investigation and Write a comprehensive safety report.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues. This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance. Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure. This 3 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

The  course aims at giving the attendees an overview of Cyber Security concerns. With the advancement of  technology, cyber security becomes an emerging hazard that critical infrastructure and sector must be prepared to. The course will outline the different cyber techniques and will help attendees to prepare their own cyber action plan. This course is not intended to IT oriented

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

Aviation law is the branch of law that concerns flight, air travel, and associated legal and business concerns. Some of its area of concern overlaps that of admiralty law and, in many cases, aviation law is considered a matter of international law due to the nature of air travel. However, the business aspects of airlines and their regulation also fall under aviation law. In the international realm, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) provides general rules and mediates international concerns to an extent regarding aviation law. The ICAO is a specialized agency of the United Nations

This course aims at boosting individual’s productivity levels in a fast growing era and busy operating environments

The course is designed for individuals who have limited or no investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he may participate, support a formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations and write comprehensive safety or investigation reports. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to Understand a State aircraft accident investigation process. Participate, contribute and/or support a State Aircraft Accident Investigation Process. Understand the factors that contribute to human error, or  non-compliance , non conformance. Perform a limited scope investigation and Write a comprehensive safety report.

This course will provide an opportunity  learn about the concepts of process Simplification as well as the practical implementation  of these concepts  in the design Processes

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including quality and safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This training course is designed as an introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is will give everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills

This Transport of Infectious Substances by Air (Awareness) training shall provide you with essential knowledge of these Regulations for the transport of this special class of cargo. This would also help in preventing incidents/accidents and compliance of various legislations applicable to the carriage of the dangerous goods by air. This awareness course is beneficial for those who are engaged in processing the Infectious Substances shipments on day‐to‐day basis.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This course is designed to help build your speaking confidence, learn how to improve the quality of your vocals and keep your audience engaged, tell meaningful stories; and deliver a memorable presentation even when presenting online!

 By the end of the course, the learners will feel unstoppable, confident and open to accept any speaking opportunity to all types of audience.

The 3- day intensive course provides a comprehensive understanding of the aviation industry and the interaction of the different stakeholders who ensure safety and efficiency , allowing participants to expand their knowledge and enhance their careers within the aviation, and in particular, airline operations

The aim of the course is to train participants on the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, AMC 22 and international standards and best practices provided in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859. The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.Participants will also be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting.

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues. This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance. Furthermore, this 2 days course  provides systematic study of the Mod 9 Course syllabus enabling the trainees to appear for the Mod 9 examination and successfully pass. The course also provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry. It further provides an overview of the Safety Management Systems incorporated in the aviation industry

This course aims at providing participants with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of Safety Management and Safety Management System Frameworks.

The course is designed to provide hands-on training for the introduction, gap analysis, improvement, continuous monitoring and investigating the Safety Management System in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 13 & 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants with the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills that can be of benefit to their respective organizations

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

This course is designed to give Emergency Response Planning (ERP) Managers, their deputies and other key operational personnel the know-how to prepare their airline for emergencies and crises, thus gaining respect and trust within the airline’s Emergency Response Organization. Leaders and subject matter experts from various airline departments will learn how best to contribute to their airline’s ability and capacity to plan and respond to emergencies and to be recognized as reliable and supporting members of the airline’s crisis management team. Airline managerial staff will learn about the impacts of emergencies and crises on the airline as a whole. They will acquire the self-reliance and confidence needed to contribute and improve their department’s Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and define important elements of Business Continuity.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including quality and safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

Microsoft Access is an information management tool that helps you store information for reference, reporting, and analysis. Microsoft Access helps you analyze large amounts of information, and manage related data more efficiently than Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet applications. Microsoft Access has the look and feel of other Microsoft Office products, including its layout and navigational aspects.  This course is designed to get you comfortable and confident using Access. It's designed to get you started with the skills you need to organize your data in tables, mine your data using queries, and create clean, professional reports.

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner to satisfy a CAMO and the regulator, that you have the right competence for this activity. Regulatory personnel involves in performing Airworthiness Review, will update and increase the knowledge in airworthiness, civil aviation requirements, and develop it into a complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

Encourage positive attitudes towards regulatory compliance and quality/safety management functions. Establish a climate of confidence, transparency and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”. Increase Post Holders competency and enable the UAE to meet with State initiative of instilling a more mature safety culture of trust and transparency.

The course will prepare participants to be competent aviation medical examiners through a comprehensive curriculum that is based on the competency framework formulated by ICAO Manual of Civil Aviation Medicine. The course will outline the overall regulatory framework of civil aviation and introduce the delegates to the GCAA regulation and the way they deal with GCAA Medical applications

6 days course (16th to 18th) and from (26th to 28th) May 2022.

This course introduces Consultants and Specialists in different medical fields (Cardiologist, Neurologist, Ophthalmologist, ENT, ….etc) to Aviation Medicine and following successful completion, the specialists will be able to apply for GCAA Aeromedical Specialist (Sp.AME) designation to assess the aviators referred by Aeromedical examiners.  

This is a refresher training on GCAA Aeromedical certification for those who have already completed structured training in Aviation medicine and has been designated as GCAA AME. And also as a mandatory Regulatory training for those who had completed a recognized AVMED training course.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

This course is an introduction and overview of the cyber threats to aviation. The aviation industry in general and ANS, in particular, are vulnerable to various cyberattacks that could be committed by cybercriminals or cyber terrorists, the latter having a specific intent. Therefore, this course will discuss the various elements of a cyber attack within the aviation industry especially ATM systems, strengthening the Air Traffic Controller’s knowledge of cyber security and bringing about increased awareness of such threats, creating a cyber-security culture.

This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of dangerous goods training and comply with the minimum training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of dangerous goods. It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of dangerous goods by air. The course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Dangerous Goods Regulations and/or the Civil Aviation Regulations governing the transport of dangerous goods by air.

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees.

The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace

The learning outcome of this course is to provide participants with knowledge of Ground Operations Management in airport environment from both, aircraft operator and airport operator perspective. This is achieved through series of discussions and group studies to highlight current challenges in the aviation industry. Furthermore, the course will showcase best practices in people’s management which is the most valuable asset for any organization

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees.

The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities.

This is a refresher training on GCAA Aeromedical certification for those who have already completed structured training in Aviation medicine and has been designated as GCAA AME. And also as a mandatory Regulatory training for those who had completed a recognized AVMED training course..

The ever present risk of events challenging security measures across civil aviation, dictate the need for all personnel working in the aviation industry to be trained in general security awareness. The underlying fundamental of this course is to understand the regulations, concepts and recommended practices that exist in the conduct of aviation security across the industry and provide you with the skills and knowledge for maintaining high security standards. It’s a UAE National Civil Aviation Security Training Program requirement for anyone who requires an airport permit granting unescorted access to the Security Restricted Area (SRA) of the airport.

This two-days awareness course is aimed at those who have not received any previous formal training on the Transport of Lithium Batteries by Air. This training shall provide you with essential knowledge of the Regulations for the transport of this special commodity. This would also help in preventing incidents/accidents and compliance of various legislations applicable to the carriage of the dangerous goods by air.

Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner to satisfy a CAMO and the regulator, that you have the right competence for this activity. Regulatory personnel involves in performing Airworthiness Review, will update and increase the knowledge in airworthiness, civil aviation requirements, and develop it into a complete understanding of the Airworthiness Review Certificate cycle and review process, as well as the GCAA requirements, standards and best industry practice

Transport of radioactive materials, radiopharmaceuticals and radioisotopes by air is administered by the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. This course provides you with the essential knowledge required to satisfy the legal requirement for a basic level of transport of Radioactive Materials by Air in compliance with the training requirements for personnel involved in activities related to the carriage of radioactive material. It covers the elements of the transport regulations applicable to the carriage of this special class of dangerous goods by air. The training shall be delivered using a systematic approach for reinforcement of the information and better understanding. Air cargo carriers require proof that the shipper has completed the relevant training before they will accept packages for air shipment.

To provide participants with basic instructional skills, knowledge and techniques, as well as contemporary methods, which will enable them to prepare and be ready to deliver training courses in an efficient and effective way.

To impart a comprehensive knowledge about  Airworthiness Review process  in order to achieve an effective  airworthiness review and ensure compliance with regulatory requirement, the training is imparted by professionals from aviation regulatory authority. The course will strengthen the understanding of participant about concept, requirements, process and competence of personnel regarding airworthiness review process, which ultimately results in Airworthiness review of aircraft is carried out in effective manner, assuring a truly airworthy machine

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

The GCAA will be providing Airworthiness inspector training through International Aviation Consulting & Training (IACT). This will ensure the highest standards of training delivery are provided.

The aim of the course is to train and update participants on the latest Airworthiness Regulations.

Concerned organisations are urged to make the necessary arrangements directly with IACT to meet accountable manager and post holder training requirements.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

Shippers, freight forwarders, and airline employees, including handlers, all play an important role in the live animal transport process. Using an inappropriate container or misunderstanding carrier or government regulations can lead to harmful results. Whatever the type of live animal you ship, the Live Animal Regulations assist the industry in the safe and humane transport of live animals.

This course provides practical application of the IATA Live Animals Regulation, to accept/handle and safely transport live animals. It also helps to understand the specific legal responsibilities, in terms of animal health and welfare, of airlines transporting domestic, wild, exotic, and endangered species. 

The aim of the course is to train participants on the standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems in line with the requirements of CAR PART X, AMC 22 and international standards and best practices provided in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859. The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collection and analysis of safety data and information in line with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859.Participants will also be informed on the requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting.

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This course is designed to provide the participants with the knowledge & skills to perform the duties of an ATC Watch Manager. Upon successful completion of the course the participants will meet the following objectives: Manage handover/takeover procedures, Apply procedures associated with the administration and management of routine, operational shift activities at an ATS unit, Apply procedures associated with the management of unusual/degraded/emergency operational shift activities at an ATS unit and Manage OJT.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

This course is specifically developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This course is designed to provide the participants with the knowledge & skills to perform the duties of an ATC Watch Manager. Upon successful completion of the course the participants will meet the following objectives: Manage handover/takeover procedures, Apply procedures associated with the administration and management of routine, operational shift activities at an ATS unit, Apply procedures associated with the management of unusual/degraded/emergency operational shift activities at an ATS unit and Manage OJT.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward.

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees.

The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

By the end of this course, delegates will have workable knowledge of UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policy and methods to improve standards and compliance. The training will give the delegates preparatory knowledge to appear for UAE GCAA Module 10 examination.

The delegates will gain a comprehensive overview of the effect and management of Human Factors in aviation. The operational Human Factors knowledge gained on this course can also be applied to safety investigation activities the study of Human Factors is about understanding human behavior and performance. Human Factors knowledge is used to optimize the fit between people and the systems in which they work in order to improve safety and performance. This course will cover the UAE GCAA Module 9 syllabus

The course is designed for individuals who have limited or no investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he may participate, support a formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations and write comprehensive safety or investigation reports. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to Understand a State aircraft accident investigation process. Participate, contribute and/or support a State Aircraft Accident Investigation Process. Understand the factors that contribute to human error, or  non-compliance , non conformance. Perform a limited scope investigation and Write a comprehensive safety report.

Encourage positive attitudes towards regulatory compliance and quality/safety management functions. Establish a climate of confidence, transparency and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”. Increase Post Holders competency and enable the UAE to meet with State initiative of instilling a more mature safety culture of trust and transparency.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course is designed to provide hands-on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management Systems in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and aimed to provide participants with the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respective organizations.

This course provides an understanding of human factors concepts in maintenance such as physical, psychological capabilities and limitations, and how applying human factors knowledge can optimize performance on real-world aviation platforms. It embraces how technology can be shaped to benefit human performance and includes information on how the human body works, and appreciate how information is processed for better understanding. Specific topics include the effects of ambient conditions, stimulus response compatibility in a range of practical situations, and accidents. In addition, the 3 days course includes the Safety Management Systems topics in the aviation industry.

This course provides a workable knowledge of the UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policies, means of compliances with respects to the Regulation, its associated GMs and AMCs. It focuses on topics laid out in CAR 66, CAR 147, CAR 145, CAR 21, CAR M and other documentations relevant for participants seeking to hold an AMEL license in the UAE or participants holding foreign AMEL seeking conversion of their licenses to the UAE Civil Aviation Regulation

Under the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) approach, instructors of initial and recurrent dangerous goods training must demonstrate or be assessed as competent in instruction and the function(s) that they will instruct prior to delivering such training.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This training course will help the participants for learning as how to refer the appropriate regulations, how to interpret for implementations within the organizations. The participants will be able to make decisions appropriately without referring fore and aft to the authority and saving a precious time.

Writing and approval of the operations and training manuals will be easier task for the post holders.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

Under the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) approach, instructors of initial and recurrent dangerous goods training must demonstrate or be assessed as competent in instruction and the function(s) that they will instruct prior to delivering such training.

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees. The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities. Sametime, This course does NOT cover detailed regulations related to any specific type of operation.

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

Encourage positive attitudes towards regulatory compliance and quality/safety management functions. Establish a climate of confidence, transparency and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”. Increase Post Holders competency and enable the UAE to meet with State initiative of instilling a more mature safety culture of trust and transparency.

Under the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) approach, instructors of initial and recurrent dangerous goods training must demonstrate or be assessed as competent in instruction and the function(s) that they will instruct prior to delivering such training.

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material

The  course aims at giving the attendees an overview of Cyber Security concerns. With the advancement of  technology, cyber security becomes an emerging hazard that critical infrastructure and sector must be prepared to. The course will outline the different cyber techniques and will help attendees to prepare their own cyber action plan. This course is not intended to IT oriented

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines and the COVID 19 restrictions, which renders the REMOTE AUDITING policies, processes and procedures the safest and most effective way forward

The objective of this course is to apprise the participants with an overview of Cyber Security concerns. In the present times & with the advancement of technology, Cyber Security has become a major hazard and needs to be dealt with. The course will outline and help the trainees to develop their own cyber action plan. This course is not intended to be IT-oriented.

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems. The course is consistent with the virtual /long distance training recognized guidelines.

To impart a comprehensive knowledge about  Airworthiness Review process  in order to achieve an effective  airworthiness review and ensure compliance with regulatory requirement, the training is imparted by professionals from aviation regulatory authority. The course will strengthen the understanding of participant about concept, requirements, process and competence of personnel regarding airworthiness review process, which ultimately results in Airworthiness review of aircraft is carried out in effective manner, assuring a truly airworthy machine

This course aims at providing participants with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of Safety Management and Safety Management System Frameworks.

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organization Approval is the UAE standard for the approval of maintenance training organizations and it has two parts; basic training and aircraft type rating training. The basic training covers requirements for the issue of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. The aircraft type rating training deals with the requirements for the endorsement of type ratings to the CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. 

GCAA CAR 66 Certifying Staff is the UAE standard detailing with the requirements for the issue, extension and variation of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 66 Engineer licensing and CAR 147 approved training organizations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organization demonstrate and maintain compliance.

Revision of highlights include :

 1.New training methods and teaching technologies in terms of location, facilities,training records and documentation/course notes. Also the use of MSTD  for practical training and assessment.

2.New guidance document for assessing the qualifications , skills, competency  and revalidation of CAR 147 Instructors, Examiners, Invigilators and Practical assessors

The course is designed to provide hands on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management System’s in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive aimed to provide participants the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respected organizations

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

The GCAA will be providing Airworthiness inspector training through International Aviation Consulting & Training (IACT). This will ensure the highest standards of training delivery are provided. The aim of the course is to train and update participants on the latest Airworthiness Regulations. Concerned organizations are urged to make the necessary arrangements directly with IACT to meet accountable manager and post holder training requirements

The ‘Introduction to Air Law’ aims to equip the course attendees with in-depth knowledge of the air law fundamentals covering international and domestic laws, history and development of Chicago Convention and various aspects of certain international air law instruments. The course will also focus on other core areas of aviation e.g. safety, security and several conventions regulating these specific activities

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

This training course is designed to equip the participants with fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to model, predict, and statistically evaluate aircraft reliability and to develop, implement, and manage an aircraft RCM program in accordance with industry standard requirements.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees. The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities.

This course does NOT cover detailed regulations related to any specific type of operation”.

The course is designed for individuals who have limited or no investigation experience and provides an understanding of a State Accident Investigation process, as per ICAO Annex 13. The participant will understand the steps of the aircraft accident investigation, so he/she may participate, support a formal State Investigations or perform internal investigations and write comprehensive safety or investigation reports. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to Understand a State aircraft accident investigation process. Participate, contribute and/or support a State Aircraft Accident Investigation Process. Understand the factors that contribute to human error, or  non-compliance , non conformance. Perform a limited scope investigation and Write a comprehensive safety investigation report.

This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) CAR 21 which regulates the approval of aircraft design and production organizations and the certification of aircraft Products, Parts and Appliances. The course covers the regulatory framework for the engineering, airworthiness, production and quality systems to conduct certification of products, parts and appliances

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

The ever present risk of events challenging security measures across civil aviation, dictate the need for all personnel working in the aviation industry to be trained in general security awareness. The underlying fundamental of this course is to understand the regulations, concepts and recommended practices that exist in the conduct of aviation security across the industry and provide you with the skills and knowledge for maintaining high security standards. It’s a UAE National Civil Aviation Security Training Program requirement for anyone who requires an airport permit granting unescorted access to the Security Restricted Area (SRA) of the airport

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

The learning outcome of this course is to provide participants with knowledge of Ground Operations Management in airport environment from both, aircraft operator and airport operator perspective. This is achieved through series of discussions and group studies to highlight current challenges in the aviation industry. Furthermore, the course will showcase best practices in people’s management which is the most valuable asset for any organization

The ‘Introduction to Air Law’ aims to equip the course attendees with in-depth knowledge of the air law fundamentals covering international and domestic laws, history and development of Chicago Convention and various aspects of certain international air law instruments. The course will also focus on other core areas of aviation e.g. safety, security and several conventions regulating these specific activities

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees. The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities.

This course does NOT cover detailed regulations related to any specific type of operation”.

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

The objective of this training course is to apprise the participants with an overview of Cyber On behalf of GCAA, certain organizations are given the privilege of conducting AMO audits under GCAA MORC Scheme. ( Maintenance Organization Review Certificate).

Selected nominated personnel from the AMOs will be trained by GCAA to perform and record audits up to the standard expected by GCAA. The MORC process is under continuous surveillance of GCAA and the MORC authorized staff are under continuous assessment to ensure the quality of the process. This training aims at imparting adequate knowledge to MORC staff.

In this two-day Train the Trainer course, you will enhance your understanding of the knowledge and skills required to become effective trainers. By revisiting and practicing the essentials of professional training in an interactive learning environment, you will develop the skills and confidence required to become successful trainers in high impact learning environments

This course provides a workable knowledge of the UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policies, means of compliances with respects to the Regulation, its associated GMs and AMCs. It focuses on topics laid out in CAR 66, CAR 147, CAR 145, CAR 21, CAR M and other documentations relevant for participants seeking to hold an AMEL license in the UAE or participants holding foreign AMEL seeking conversion of their licenses to the UAE Civil Aviation Regulation

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organization Approval is the UAE standard for the approval of maintenance training organizations and it has two parts; basic training and aircraft type rating training. The basic training covers requirements for the issue of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. The aircraft type rating training deals with the requirements for the endorsement of type ratings to the CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. GCAA CAR 66 Certifying Staff is the UAE standard detailing with the requirements for the issue, extension and variation of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 66 Engineer licensing and CAR 147 approved training organizations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organization demonstrate and maintain compliance

Post-Holders are key personnel within an organization and are accountable for maintaining the safety standards required by regulation and additional standards specified by the Certificate/License. They must have the necessary qualifications, experience and corporate authority for ensuring that all operations and systematic activities are carried out to the standard required

Encourage positive attitudes towards regulatory compliance and quality/safety management functions. Establish a climate of confidence, transparency and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”. Increase Post Holders competency and enable the UAE to meet with State initiative of instilling a more mature safety culture of trust and transparency.

Post-Holders are key personnel within an organization and are accountable for maintaining the safety standards required by regulation and additional standards specified by the Certificate/License. They must have the necessary qualifications, experience and corporate authority for ensuring that all operations and systematic activities are carried out to the standard required

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

The course will prepare participants to be competent aviation medical examiners through a comprehensive curriculum that is based on the competency framework formulated by ICAO Manual of Civil Aviation Medicine. The course will outline the overall regulatory framework of civil aviation and introduce the delegates to the GCAA regulation and the way they deal with GCAA Medical applications

8 days course - This course introduces Consultants and Specialists in different medical fields (Cardiologist, Neurologist, Ophthalmologist, ENT, ….etc) to Aviation Medicine and following successful completion, the specialists will be able to apply for GCAA Aeromedical Specialist (Sp.AME) designation to assess the aviators referred by Aeromedical examiners.  

This aim of this training is to provide the knowledge and understanding of on-shore and off-shore heliport emergency response requirements based on ICAO standards and recommended practices (SARPs).

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

This training course is designed as an introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is will give everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.This training course is designed as an introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is will give everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.

This is a refresher training on GCAA Aeromedical certification for those who have already completed structured training in Aviation medicine and has been designated as GCAA AME. And also as a mandatory Regulatory training for those who had completed a recognized AVMED training course..

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

Prevent the problematic use of psychoactive substances by aviation workers which threaten safety in the aviation workplace.

The course is designed to provide hands-on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management Systems in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR X. The course is highly interactive and aimed to provide participants with the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respective organizations.

In order to ensure safety of  aircraft occupant and the aircraft itself, the  airworthiness status of aircraft need to be periodically validated to comply with national regulations and with ICAO standards. The periodic validation of Airworthiness is achieved through Airworthiness Review process by a qualified and competent person, following a documented process.  

The course is intended to impart knowledge on Airworthiness  Review Regulations, Requirements, Responsibilities and  processes in order to achieve Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically. Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically.

The GCAA initiative Competency Validation (COVAL) is the GCAA integrated approach to certify Dangerous Goods Training Instructors and Dangerous Goods Post Holders, through the assessment and validation of their Knowledge, Skills and Attitude to ensure they are competent in the function(s) that they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. COVAL also aligns with GCAA approach to implementation of the ICAO Dangerous Goods Competency Based Training & Assessment (CBTA).

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems

Aviation law is the branch of law that concerns flight, air travel, and associated legal and business concerns. Some of its area of concern overlaps that of admiralty law and, in many cases, aviation law is considered a matter of international law due to the nature of air travel. However, the business aspects of airlines and their regulation also fall under aviation law. In the international realm, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) provides general rules and mediates international concerns to an extent regarding aviation law. The ICAO is a specialized agency of the United Nations

The aim of this training is to provide participants with the necessary knowledge and understanding on the operations and management of rescue and firefighting service at an aerodrome based on latest ICAO standards and recommended practices.

Introduction to environmental management

• Introduction
• Important definitions
• Why manage environmental aspects and impacts at/of an airport?
• Critical environmental management stakeholders and why?
• Environmental master planning in the context of airports master planning
• Environmental impact assessments scopes at strategic / state / infrastructure levels, what is usually missing, and what are the potential impacts that follows, who and what suffers these consequences?

•Common impacts of airports infrastructure and operations on a local environment; and vice versa

• Important definitions
• Specific common airports “aspects” with direct or indirect impact(s) to local environment
• Specific environmental occurrences and their impact on airports operation or infrastructure
• How to build your own list/register of environmental aspects and impacts for further implementation, (including country-specific requirements as necessary)
• Important variables to consider or note for effective change / environmental management design

•Environmental management framework communication and implementation tips

•Environmental management framework in the context/concepts of “Sustainability”

•The main challenges surrounding each & all of the above areas, with general advice on how to manage them or potentially minimize their effects (this is not separate, I just did not want to repeat it under each title, so I just wrote it here)

•Useful standards, references, tools, techniques and or approaches

• Climate change concepts, impacts and urgency
• Climate change mitigation and adaptation
• Carbon Markets 
• Carbon Credits: types and regulations
• Carbon offsetting  
• Two case studies

Reference materials  

• Introduction to Aviation Fuel Management
• Aviation Fuel Storage
• Aviation Fuel Logistics
• Aviation Fuel Quality Control
• Introduction to Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• Feedstocks and technology pathways
• Sustainability Criteria for SAF

Policy Frameworks for SAF Development

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This 2-days training for UAE Aviation post-holders and professionals aims at providing a detailed understanding of the aircraft accident investigation main processes, including timeline construction and different techniques and mechanisms. As a representative or stakeholder, it's essential to have a strong understanding of the UAE methodology and systems used in aircraft accident investigation.

This course does not substitute the basic/initial or advanced technical aircraft accident investigation courses

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

COVAL is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor and Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air”.

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

COVAL is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor and Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

The course is designed to provide hands-on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management Systems in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR SMS. The course is highly interactive and aimed to provide participants with the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respective organizations.

In 2015, the GCAA embarked on a project to transform the regulations related to the operations of aircraft to suit the complex industry that it regulates. This focused on transforming the rules similar to the EASA structure giving due consideration to the proportionality of risk posed by various types of Air Operations and the obligations to the Chicago Convention. The project culminated by publishing the rule in May 2021. GCAA provided two years of transition period for the existing operators from the date of publication of the rule. During the development process, GCAA engaged the industry through consultative meetings and updates were provided periodically. This course focuses on the key elements of the CAR-AIR OPS regulations and facilitates enhanced awareness for the operator employees. The objective of this course is to enhance the awareness of the new AIR OPS regulations with an outcome to facilitate an effective implementation within operators activities.

This course does NOT cover detailed regulations related to any specific type of operation.

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

Post-Holders are key personnel within an organization and are accountable for maintaining the safety standards required by regulation and additional standards specified by the Certificate/License. They must have the necessary qualifications, experience and corporate authority for ensuring that all operations and systematic activities are carried out to the standard required

This interactive course will equip participants with professional business communication techniques that directly affect relationships with stakeholders and bear impact on the business. Over two days of the virtual course, participants will understand the importance of communicating effectively in a professional environment. They will also engage with ideas, techniques and strategies essential for confidently overcoming common communication barriers and getting the message across.

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

This aim of this training is to provide the knowledge and understanding of on-shore (heliport) and off-shore (Helideck) physical characteristics, visual aids, aeronautical data and emergency response requirements based on ICAO standards and recommended practices (SARPs).

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Manager.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards.

Cyber Security undoubtedly represents one of the most challenging and complex threats to the aviation world at present. It is, therefore, indispensable for aviation safety and hence, vital for data protection. This 03-day course will outline various cyber techniques and will help the participants to understand and accordingly prepare their cyber action plan. This course is not IT-oriented. 

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

In order to ensure safety of  aircraft occupant and the aircraft itself, the  airworthiness status of aircraft need to be periodically validated to comply with national regulations and with ICAO standards. The periodic validation of Airworthiness is achieved through Airworthiness Review process by a qualified and competent person, following a documented process.  

The course is intended to impart knowledge on Airworthiness  Review Regulations, Requirements, Responsibilities and  processes in order to achieve Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically. Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically.

The course aims at providing a detailed understanding of the aircraft accident investigation main processes, including timeline construction and different techniques and mechanisms. As a representative or stakeholder, it's essential to have a strong understanding of the UAE methodology and systems used in aircraft accident investigation. This course does not substitute the basic/initial or advanced technical aircraft accident investigation courses

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

This course is specifically  developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of  Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on  methods of identification of acute  intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

Join the 2-day workshop aimed at contextualizing and applying Emotional Intelligence Strategies in your personal lives and at the workplace. In this workshop, you will understand emotional management of the self and others. More specifically, the workshop is designed to provide practical insights and actionable strategies aimed at enhancing both personal and professional emotional intelligence habits. It is expected that this learning will empower you to thrive in

This course aims at providing participants with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of Safety Management and Safety Management System Frameworks.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

This training course is designed to equip the participants with fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to model, predict, and statistically evaluate aircraft reliability and to develop, implement, and manage an aircraft RCM program in accordance with industry standard requirements.

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material

Encourage positive attitudes towards regulatory compliance and quality/safety management functions. Establish a climate of confidence, transparency and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”. Increase Post Holders competency and enable the UAE to meet with State initiative of instilling a more mature safety culture of trust and transparency.

CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organization Approval is the UAE standard for the approval of maintenance training organizations and it has two parts; basic training and aircraft type rating training. The basic training covers requirements for the issue of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. The aircraft type rating training deals with the requirements for the endorsement of type ratings to the CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. GCAA CAR 66 Certifying Staff is the UAE standard detailing with the requirements for the issue, extension and variation of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 66 Engineer licensing and CAR 147 approved training organizations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organization demonstrate and maintain compliance

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

A 2-day workshop focused on developing strategies to enhance effective professional business writing. In this workshop, participants will explore and practice the 7-stages of professional business writing that are aimed at developing skills in writing for impact with ease.  Participants will leave the workshop equipped with specific techniques that are useful in producing impactful, clear, and professional business documents that effectively communicate their messages and achieve desired outcomes.

The course will provide aviation organizations and non-aviation organizations involved in family assistance operations with the knowledge necessary to develop an effective family assistance plan and with the skills necessary to effectively support aircraft accident victims and their families. The training will be in line with the ICAO Policy on Assistance to Aircraft Accident Victims and their Families (Doc 9998) and the ICAO Manual on Assistance to Aircraft Accident Victims and their Families (Doc 9973).

The ‘Introduction to Air Law’ aims to equip the course attendees with in-depth knowledge of the air law fundamentals covering international and domestic laws, history and development of Chicago Convention and various aspects of certain international air law instruments. The course will also focus on other core areas of aviation e.g. safety, security and several conventions regulating these specific activities

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

In this two-day Train the Trainer course, you will enhance your understanding of the knowledge and skills required to become effective trainers. By revisiting and practicing the essentials of professional training in an interactive learning environment, you will develop the skills and confidence required to become successful trainers in high impact learning environments

In this two-day Train the Trainer course, you will enhance your understanding of the knowledge and skills required to become effective trainers. By revisiting and practicing the essentials of professional training in an interactive learning environment, you will develop the skills and confidence required to become successful trainers in high impact learning environments

This course provides delegates with an understanding & requirements of the CAR 145 Maintenance Organization and will assist them in determining both corporate and individual responsibilities in ensuring an organization stays in compliance with the requirements.

Motivation is the key to a purposeful and productive professional and personal life. In this 2-day course, participants will learn how self-motivation can be developed through a strategic step-by-step approach. By identifying the ‘motivation deviators’ participants will learn how to achieve 90% of their actual potential for success. Using seven practical tools, they will learn how to refocus habits, commitments and attitudes with the aims of transforming work/life goals.

This 3-day interactive workshop is designed to help participants develop and enhance their public speaking and presentation skills. Through a combination of lectures, hands-on activities, and real-time feedback, attendees will learn the skills to make top-rated engaging and effective presentations with confidence and competence.

This course is specifically developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on methods of identification of acute intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

Advanced Project Management is a practical skills-based training aimed at providing the global project management knowledge and standards. It encompasses both traditional and new ways of working as relevant to the industry and organization. Learning outcomes include, Thorough understanding of all facets of project management, people and performance management. It also includes practical tools and techniques and the ability to use them.

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

This courses is mandatory requirements qualifies according to the GCAA regulation CAR-FCL Subpart K and to continue exercising the privileges of TRE/FE. This will allow the successful participant to exercise the privileges as a Type Rating Examiners & Flight Examiner after meeting the previous experience and further qualifications according to the CAR-FCL

Efficiency and Time Management training focusses on improving productivity, adopting lean practises and destroying traditional myths on multitasking. Learning outcomes include knowledge and practical skills on planning and organization, prioritization tools and techniques and new agile ways of working with a focus on outcomes rather than outputs.

This training course is organized to fulfil GCAA CAR-ORA requirements. Based on the ICAO guidance and the GCAA regulations, all the organization related matters with the authority will be covered including the introduction of the GCAA Q-Pulse, E-Service and E-Licensing systems. This training course will assist the potential or existing post holders for streamlining the GCAA/ATO working relationship, understanding the duty and responsibilities of individual post holders with the expected GCAA standards

This 2-day workshop is designed to empower professionals with the tools and techniques needed to enhance their innovative and creative thinking capabilities. Participants will learn how to transform their work environment through generating novel ideas, solving complex problems, and fostering a culture of creativity within their organizations.

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

In order to ensure safety of  aircraft occupAnt and the aircraft itself, the  airworthiness status of aircraft need to be periodically validated to comply with national regulations and with ICAO standards. The periodic validation of Airworthiness is achieved through Airworthiness Review process by a qualified and competent person, following a documented process.  

The course is intended to impart knowledge on Airworthiness  Review Regulations, Requirements, Responsibilities and  processes in order to achieve Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically. Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically.

COVAL is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor and Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

IACT will be providing the Airworthiness Inspector training, this Training provides an in-depth exploration of GCAA airworthiness regulations, focusing on the intricacies of design, certification, and operational standards. Participants will examine Type Certification, Supplemental Type Certification, modifications, and repairs, along with the approval systems supporting Design, Production, and Operational Approvals. The curriculum includes Continued Airworthiness Management under CAR M, maintenance protocols under CAR 145, and personnel certification through CAR 66 and 147.

The course is structured to offer a thorough understanding of the regulatory frameworks governing aircraft design, manufacturing, modification, operation, management, and maintenance. Through interactive sessions, participants will gain practical knowledge and insights on how to navigate and apply regulatory principles effectively, whether within the GCAA system or other regulatory environments.

MORC ( Maintenance Organisation Review Certificate) is a GCAA process to delegate review of Foreign EASA Approved AMOs for GCAA Approval. MORC recurrent training ensures that the MORC – Authorised Staff remain current with the system requirements

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems

The course aims to train participants and equip them with knowledge on standards, concepts and tools necessary for aviation organizations to manage internal safety occurrence reporting systems, in line with the requirements of GCAA CAR PART X, AMC 22 and international standards and best practices stipulated in ICAO Annex 19 and ICAO DOC 9859. The course will also be a great opportunity for participants to support their organization’s Safety Management System in accordance with CAR PART X in the areas of collecting evaluating and analyzing of safety data and information. Participants will also gain insight on requirements of the GCAA Occurrence Reporting platform (ROSI- Reporting of Safety Incidents) by understanding the regulatory and technical requirements of Safety Occurrence Reporting

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

The course will prepare participants to be competent aviation medical examiners through a comprehensive curriculum that is based on the competency framework formulated by ICAO Manual of Civil Aviation Medicine. The course will outline the overall regulatory framework of civil aviation and introduce the delegates to the GCAA regulation and the way they deal with GCAA Medical applications.

The course is designed to provide hands-on training for the introduction, development, maintenance and continuous improvement of Safety Management Systems in aviation organizations in line with the requirements of ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices provided in Annex 19, DOC 9859 and GCAA CAR SMS. The course is highly interactive and aimed to provide participants with the opportunity to practice and develop safety management skills which can be of benefit to their respective organizations.

COVAL is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor and Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

The objective of this training course is to apprise the participants with an overview of Cyber On behalf of GCAA, certain organizations are given the privilege of conducting AMO audits under GCAA MORC Scheme. ( Maintenance Organization Review Certificate).

Selected nominated personnel from the AMOs will be trained by GCAA to perform and record audits up to the standard expected by GCAA. The MORC process is under continuous surveillance of GCAA and the MORC authorized staff are under continuous assessment to ensure the quality of the process. This training aims at imparting adequate knowledge to MORC staff.

This aim of this training is to provide the knowledge and understanding of on-shore (heliport) and off-shore (Helideck) physical characteristics, visual aids, aeronautical data and emergency response requirements based on ICAO standards and recommended practices (SARPs).

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.