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Plot 198, Entebbe Katabi
+256 745 434 968
A Flight Operations Officer, also known as a Flight Dispatcher, is a vital professional in the aviation industry responsible for planning and monitoring the progress of flights to ensure safety and efficiency. They work in collaboration with pilots and air traffic controllers to manage flight paths, weather conditions, and other critical aspects of flight operations
The Flight Operations Officer/Dispatcher course covers a comprehensive range of topics essential for managing flight operations and dispatching aircraft. Participants learn about flight planning, weather analysis, aircraft performance, and navigation procedures. Additionally, the course covers regulations, safety management systems, and communication protocols critical for efficient and safe flight operations. Students also gain insights into crew resource management, aviation security, and emergency response procedures, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle various aspects of aircraft dispatch and flight operations management.
Overview of flight operations in aviation
Roles and responsibilities of flight operations personnel
Flight operations terminology and standards.
Flight operations regulations (FARs, JARs, etc.)
Safety management systems (SMS) in flight operations
Operational procedures and policies
Aircraft configuration and types (commercial, cargo, private)
Basic aerodynamics and aircraft performance
Weight and balance calculations
Flight planning and performance charts
Overview of air traffic control (ATC) systems
ATC communications and coordination
Airspace structure and classification
Air traffic control procedures (departure, en-route, arrival)
Pre-flight planning and preparation
Route planning and weather analysis
Navigation charts and flight planning tools
Fuel planning and management
Emergency and contingency planning
Pre-flight inspections and checklists
Standard operating procedures (SOPs)
Cabin crew coordination and safety management
Aircraft evacuation and emergency procedures
Handling of hazardous materials
Human performance and limitations in flight operations
Crew Resource Management (CRM) principles
Fatigue management and wellness for flight crews
Teamwork and communication in the cockpit
Meteorological factors affecting flight operations
Weather interpretation for flight planning
Dealing with turbulence, thunderstorms, and other weather hazards
Impact of climate change on flight operations
Handling inflight emergencies (fire, loss of power, etc.)
In-flight medical emergencies
Emergency landing and diversion protocols
Post-crisis management and reporting
Flight crew scheduling and rostering
Crew duty time regulations and compliance
Flight crew training and recurrent training programs
Managing flight delays, cancellations, and disruptions
Security protocols in flight operations
Anti-hijacking procedures and protocols
Passenger and baggage screening
Security threat assessment and response
Aircraft parking and post-flight inspections
Handling flight data and documentation
Flight operation reports and analysis
Post-flight crew debriefings and evaluations
Automation in flight operations (FMS, autopilot systems)
New technology for safety and efficiency (UAVs, drones, etc.)
Use of data analytics in flight performance
Emerging trends in flight operations technology
At Jojam we offer a wide range of training programs tailored to meet the needs and other aviation professionals