Brussels Airport airside drivers ground to tower phraseology & communication

Aircraft handling & airside operations · Safety · E-learning ·

Target Audience

Candidates for driver’s license B at Brussels Airport or airside drivers who want to refresh their knowledge.

Objectives

The “Brussels Airport Airside Drivers Ground to Tower Phraseology & Communication” eLearning course is designed as an awareness and preparation for airside drivers at Brussels Airport. This training provides comprehensive guidelines on the correct use of phraseology and communication procedures when interacting with Air Traffic Control (ATC). It emphasizes the importance of clear, precise communication to ensure safety and efficiency in airside operations.

• Enhance communication skills: Train airside drivers to use standard phraseology effectively, ensuring clear and accurate communication with ATC.
• Foster safety awareness: Educate drivers on the critical safety protocols when operating vehicles in the airside environment.
• Improve operational efficiency: Teach drivers the proper procedures for joining, leading, and leaving convoys, as well as handling technical issues and emergencies.
• Ensure Compliance: Ensure all airside drivers comply with the regulations and procedures outlined by Brussels Airport and ATC.

Course content

Upon completion of this eLearning course, trainees will be able to:

1. Use standard phraseology: Employ correct phraseology when communicating with ATC, including readback procedures and the phonetic alphabet.
2. Navigate safely: Demonstrate knowledge of airside layout, signage, and markings to maintain situational awareness and prevent incidents.
3. Manage convoys: Understand the procedures for managing convoys, including communication protocols and transponder use.
4. Respond to instructions: Accurately respond to ATC instructions, including frequency changes, emergency procedures, and maintaining radio discipline.
5. Handle technical issues: Know the appropriate actions to take in case of vehicle malfunctions or other technical problems while on the manoeuvring area.
6. Prioritize communications: Recognize the priority of communications, ensuring that urgent messages are conveyed promptly and accurately.

This structured training ensures that airside driver’s are better prepared for the official driver’s license B training to communicate effectively with ATC, contributing to the overall safety and efficiency of airport operations.

This training serves as an awareness and preparation for the official driver’s license B training or refresher. This training does not certify you for the driver’s license.