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3. Syllabus

3.1 Clearance Delivery

3.1.1 Lesson DEL-1: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to the ARTCC training environment including setup of controlling software, familiarization with facility documentation, and basic IFR departure clearance.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [DEL] OGG-1

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Setting up ATC Client
Discussion of FAA 7110.65
2-1-2
2-1-3
Duty & Priority of ATC
2-4-22 National Airspace System
2-4-22 Airspace Classes
2-4-22 Special Use Airspace (SUA): Warning areas, Restricted Areas, and Prohibited Areas
2-6 METAR
2-6 Terminal Aerodrome Forecast (TAF)
3-9-3 ATIS Issuance & Content
4-5-4 Lowest Usable Flight Level
2-4-8
3-1-13
Two-way radio communication
2-4-16 NATO Phonetic
2-4-17 Number Grouping
2-3-5 Special Callsigns
IFR Flight Plans
2-5
4-2-1
4-2-3
4-2-5
Issuing Clearances

Completion Standards: This lesson is complete when the student has completed setup of their controlling client, has been provided access to facility documentation, and has been introduced to the tasked outlined above.

3.1.2 Lesson DEL-2: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will continue to practice standard IFR departure clearances. They will also become familiar with amended clearance procedures including full route clearances and SOP compliance.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [DEL] OGG-2

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
2-5
4-2-1
4-2-3
4-2-5
Issuing Clearances
PDC Usage
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
2-1-17 Transfer of communication
2-1-18 Operational Requests
2-4-3 Ensure proper readback
3-7-2
2-1-4
Abnormalities
Chap 7 VFR Clearances (Class D/Class C)
7-6 Flight Following
2-1-19 Aircraft categories and classes
Amended Clearances
LOA Usage

Completion Standards: This lesson is complete when the student has been introduced to the tasks above and has shown understanding of the basic CRAFT clearance with minimal assistance and progression in amended clearances.

3.1.3 Lesson DEL-3: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will demonstrate standard IFR departure clearances with a heavy emphasis on pre-departure clearances. They will also demonstrate amended clearance procedures including full route clearances and SOP compliance. The student will become familiar with Class B operations.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [DEL] OGG-3

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
4-5-4 Lowest Usable Flight Level
2-3-5 Special Callsigns
IFR Flight Plans
2-3-1 Route of Flight
4-5-2 Proper Altitude for Direction of Flight
2-1-29 Reduced Vertical Separation Minima (RVSM)
3-9-1 Departure Procedures
Chap 7 VFR Clearances (Class B)
7-6 Flight Following
2-5
4-2-1
4-2-3
4-2-5
Issuing Clearances
PDC Usage
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
2-1-18 Operational Requests
3-7-2
2-1-4
Abnormalities
Position Briefing
Amended Clearances
Abbreviated Clearances
LOA Usage

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has shown an understanding of the competencies of controlling a clearance delivery position on the VATSIM network. The students S1 should be issued, and the student will be certified on all unrestricted clearance delivery positions at vHCF ARTCC.

3.2 Simple Ground

3.2.1 Lesson S-GND-1: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to the ground control environment including basic roles, instructions, and coordination procedures.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [S-GND] OGG-1

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 3 Role of a Ground Controller
2-4-22 National Airspace System
2-5
4-2-1
4-2-3
4-2-5
Issuing Clearances
Chap 7 VFR Procedures
2-4-8
3-1-13
Two-way radio communication
3-7-2 Airport Layout
3-7-2 Taxi Instructions
3-7-2 Taxis to runway
3-7-2 Intersection departure
3-7-2 Taxi to gate
3-7-2 Coordinating Crossings
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
2-1-17 Transfer of communication
2-1-19 Aircraft categories and classes

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced to the tasks outlined above and has a basic understanding of the roles of the ground controller and procedures.

3.2.2 Lesson S-GND-2: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to the ground control environment including basic roles, instructions, and coordination procedures.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [S-GND] OGG-2

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 3 Role of a Ground Controller
2-4-8
3-1-13
Two-way radio communication
3-7-2 Airport Layout
3-7-2 Taxi Instructions
3-7-2 Taxis to runway
3-7-2 Intersection departure
3-7-2 Taxi to gate
3-7-2 Progressive Taxi
3-7-2 Hold short
3-7-2 Ground Sequencing
3-7-2 Coordinating Crossings
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
2-1-17 Transfer of communication
2-1-18 Operational Requests
2-4-3 Ensure proper readback
3-7-2
2-1-4
Abnormalities
2-1-19 Aircraft categories and classes
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has shown an understanding of the competencies of controlling a ground position on the VATSIM network. The student’s S-GND certification should be issued, and the student will be certified on all unrestricted Ground positions in vHCF ARTCC.

3.2.3 Lesson S-GND-2R: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will demonstrate standard ground control procedures. They will also demonstrate their ability to coordinate with other cab positions during normal operations.

The R lesson is a repeater lesson that can be taken until the competency requirements are fulfilled.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [S-GND] OGG-2

Tasks:

The tasks for S-GND-2R should be tailored to the individual student’s needs in order to meet the competency requirements of ground control.

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has shown an understanding of the competencies of controlling a ground position on the VATSIM network. The student’s S-GND certification should be issued, and the student will be certified on all unrestricted Ground positions in vHCF ARTCC.

3.3 Advanced Ground

3.3.1 Lesson GND-1: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to the ground control environment at high density airports, including basic roles, instructions, and coordination procedures. The student will also be introduced to a new airport and new equipment: ASDE-X. This lesson will focus on phraseology, overall efficiency, and higher levels of traffic.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [GND] HNL-1

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
3-7-2 Airport Layout
2-5
4-2-1
4-2-3
4-2-5
IFR Clearances
Chap 7 VFR Clearances
Amended IFR Clearance
4-3-3 Abbreviated Clerance
3-7-2 Taxi Instructions
3-7-2 Taxis to runway
3-7-2 Intersection departure
3-7-2 Taxi to gate
3-11-1 Helicopter ground movement
3-7-2 Hold short
3-7-2 Coordinating Runway Crossings
Blanket Runway Crossings
Using Runways for Ground Operations
Ground Sequencing
3-6 ASDE-X
2-4-22 Mode C Compliance
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
2-1-17 Transfer of communication

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced to the tasks outlined above and has an understanding of the roles of the ground controller and procedures at a high-density airport.

3.3.2 Lesson GND-2: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will continue to practice controlling ground control at high-density airports. The student will also be demonstrating the ability to utilize the ASDE-X to effectively sequence departures based on their gate. This lesson will focus on phraseology, overall efficiency, and higher levels of traffic.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [GND] HNL-2

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
3-7-2 Airport Layout
2-5
4-2-1
4-2-3
4-2-5
IFR Clearances
Chap 7 VFR Clearances
Amended IFR Clearance
4-3-3 Abbreviated Clerance
3-7-2 Taxi Instructions
3-7-2 Taxis to runway
3-7-2 Intersection departure
3-7-2 Taxi to gate
3-11-1 Helicopter ground movement
3-7-2 Hold short
3-7-2 Coordinating Runway Crossings
Blanket Runway Crossings
Using Runways for Ground Operations
Ground Sequencing
3-6 ASDE-X
2-4-22 Mode C Compliance
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
2-1-17 Transfer of communication

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced to the tasks outlined above and has an understanding of the roles of the ground controller and procedures at a high-density airport.

3.3.3 Lesson GND-3: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will demonstrate standard ground control procedures. They will also demonstrate their ability to coordinate with other cab positions during normal operations.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [GND] HNL-3

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
3-7-2 Taxi Instructions
3-7-2 Taxis to runway
3-7-2 Intersection departure
3-7-2 Taxi to gate
3-11-1 Helicopter ground movement
3-7-2 Hold short
3-7-2 Coordinating Runway Crossings
Ground Sequencing
3-6 ASDE-X
2-4-22 Mode C Compliance
2-1-17
2-4-12
2-4-13
Coordination
De-combining of Positions
Coordinating during de-combined Ground Control
Overall Efficiency
Phraseology
Correct Use of Traffic Management Plan (Runway Assignments)

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has shown an understanding of the competencies of controlling a ground position on the VATSIM network. The student’s GND certification should be issues, and the student will be certified on all T2 Ground and Delivery positions in the vHCF ARTCC.

3.4 Simple Local

3.4.1 Lesson S-TWR-1: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to the local environment. This will be done in a combined cab with a heavy emphasis on departures and VFR arrivals. The student will discuss VFR traffic patterns, entries, and separation.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [S-TWR] OGG-1

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 3 Role of a Local Controller
3-1-3 Selection of Active Runway
3-3-2 Closed Runways
3-9-3 ATIS Issuance & Content
3-10-1 Traffic Pattern
3-10-1 Entry Instructions
3-8-1 Sequencing
3-8-1 Option
3-1-6 Traffic Information
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
7-2-1 Visual Separation
2-1-20 Wake Turbulence Cautionary Advisories
3-8-1 Flight-Following
3-8-1
3-9-10
Take-off Clearance
3-9-5 Anticipating Separation (Departures)
3-9-6 Same Runway Separation (SRS)
3-10-3 Departure Instructions
5-8-4 Departure and Arrival
3-10-5
3-5-3
Landing Clearance
3-10-6 Anticipating Separation (Arrivals)
3-8-1 Go-Arounds
3-10-9 Runway Exiting
3-10-11 Closed Traffic
2-1-15
2-1-17
Transfer of Communications
2-1-15 Rolling Calls
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced to the tasks outlined above and has an understanding of the roles of the local controller and procedures.

3.4.2 Lesson S-TWR-2: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will demonstrate the competencies to control a Class C airport local position. Heavy emphasis on IFR Jet departures and arrivals mixed with a number of small VFR aircraft necessitating the use of wake turbulence separation standards. If the student is not ready to control a local position unmonitored after the completion of this lesson, S-TWR-3 should be assigned.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [S-TWR] OGG-2

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 3 Role of a Local Controller
3-1-3 Selection of Active Runway
3-1-3
3-1-4
Coordination between Local and Ground Controllers for Use of Active Runways
3-9-3 ATIS Issuance & Content
3-10-1 Traffic Pattern
3-10-1 Entry Instructions
3-8-1 Sequencing
3-8-1 Option
3-1-6 Traffic Information
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
7-2-1 Visual Separation
2-1-20 Wake Turbulence Cautionary Advisories
3-8-1 Transitioning
3-8-1 Flight-Following
3-11-2
3-11-3
3-11-4
3-11-5
3-11-6
Helicopter Operations
3-8-1
3-9-10
Take-off Clearance
3-9-5 Anticipating Separation (Departures)
3-9-6 Same Runway Separation (SRS)
3-9-6 Wake Turbulence Separation for Same Runway
3-9-8 Intersecting Runway Separation
3-9-10 Intersection Departure
3-9-11 Cancellation of Takeoff Clearance
3-10-3 Departure Instructions
Call For Release
5-8-4 Departure and Arrival
3-10-5
3-5-3
Landing Clearance
3-10-6 Anticipating Separation (Arrivals)
3-8-1 Go-Arounds
3-10-9 Runway Exiting
3-10-11 Closed Traffic
4-8-7 Change Runway
3-9-8 Wake Turbulence Separation (Arrivals)
4-10-12 Overhead Maneuver
2-1-15
2-1-17
Transfer of Communications
2-1-15 Rolling Calls
4-3-4 Departure Releases
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has shown an understanding of the competencies of controlling a local position on the VATSIM network. The student should be issued a Solo Certification for OGG_TWR.

3.4.3 Lesson S-TWR-3: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will demonstrate the competencies to control a Class C airport local position. Heavy emphasis on IFR Jet departures and arrivals mixed with a number of small VFR aircraft necessitating the use of wake turbulence separation standards. If the student is not ready to control a local position unmonitored after the completion of this lesson, S-TWR-3 should be repeated.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [S-TWR] OGG-3

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 3 Role of a Local Controller
3-1-3 Selection of Active Runway
3-1-3
3-1-4
Coordination between Local and Ground Controllers for Use of Active Runways
3-9-3 ATIS Issuance & Content
3-10-1 Traffic Pattern
3-10-1 Entry Instructions
3-8-1 Sequencing
3-8-1 Option
3-1-6 Traffic Information
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
7-2-1 Visual Separation
2-1-20 Wake Turbulence Cautionary Advisories
3-8-1 Transitioning
3-8-1 Flight-Following
3-11-2
3-11-3
3-11-4
3-11-5
3-11-6
Helicopter Operations
3-8-1
3-9-10
Take-off Clearance
3-9-5 Anticipating Separation (Departures)
3-9-6 Same Runway Separation (SRS)
3-9-6 Wake Turbulence Separation for Same Runway
3-9-8 Intersecting Runway Separation
3-9-10 Intersection Departure
3-9-11 Cancellation of Takeoff Clearance
3-10-3 Departure Instructions
Call For Release
5-8-4 Departure and Arrival
3-10-5
3-5-3
Landing Clearance
3-10-6 Anticipating Separation (Arrivals)
3-8-1 Go-Arounds
3-10-9 Runway Exiting
3-10-11 Closed Traffic
4-8-7 Change Runway
3-9-8 Wake Turbulence Separation (Arrivals)
4-10-12 Overhead Maneuver
2-1-15
2-1-17
Transfer of Communications
2-1-15 Rolling Calls
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has shown an understanding of the competencies of controlling a local position on the VATSIM network. The student should be issued a Solo Certification for OGG_TWR.

3.5 Advanced Local

3.5.1 Lesson TWR-1: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will practice controlling a local position at a high-density airport. During this lesson, the instructor will emphasize timely and clear instructions to expedite the flow of traffic. The student will be introduced to line up and wait (LUAW) as well as Land And Hold Short Operations (LAHSO) procedures and will observe the use of the Safety Logic System.

Planned Training Time: 90 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [TWR] HNL-1

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
3-8-3
3-8-4
Simultaneous Same and Opposite Direction Operations
3-1-9
2-1-21
Traffic Information (CTRD)
3-9-4 Line Up and Wait (LUAW)
LUAW Limitations
3-10-4 Land and Hold Short Operations (LAHSO)
3-9-7 Wake Turbulence Separation for Intersection Departures
5-8-2 Initial Headings or RNAV off the Ground
5-8-3 Successive or Simultaneous Departures on Diverging Courses
5-8-5 Departures and Arrivals on Parallel or Nonintersecting Diverging Runways
High Volume Airport Operations
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has practiced the tasks outlined above and has an understanding of how to run an efficient cab.

3.5.2 Lesson TWR-2: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will practice controlling a local position at a high-density airport. During this lesson, the instructor will emphasize timely and clear instructions to expedite the flow of traffic. The student will be introduced to line up and wait (LUAW) as well as Land And Hold Short Operations (LAHSO) procedures and will observe the use of the Safety Logic System. In addition, the student will practice dealing with arriving aircraft that will cross the departure runway.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [TWR] HNL-2

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
3-8-3
3-8-4
Simultaneous Same and Opposite Direction Operations
3-1-9
2-1-21
Traffic Information (CTRD)
3-9-4 Line Up and Wait (LUAW)
3-10-4 Land and Hold Short Operations (LAHSO)
3-9-7 Wake Turbulence Separation for Intersection Departures
5-8-2 Initial Headings or RNAV off the Ground
5-8-3 Successive or Simultaneous Departures on Diverging Courses
5-8-5 Departures and Arrivals on Parallel or Nonintersecting Diverging Runways
High Volume Airport Operations
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has practiced the tasks outlined above and has an understanding of how to run an efficient cab.

3.5.3 Lesson TWR-3: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will practice controlling a local position at a high-density airport. During this lesson, the instructor will emphasize timely and clear instructions to expedite the flow of traffic. The student will be introduced to line up and wait (LUAW) as well as Land And Hold Short Operations (LAHSO) procedures and will observe the use of the Safety Logic System.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [TWR] HNL-3

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
3-1-9
2-1-21
Traffic Information (CTRD)
3-9-4 Line Up and Wait (LUAW)
3-10-4 Land and Hold Short Operations (LAHSO)
3-9-7 Wake Turbulence Separation for Intersection Departures
5-8-2 Initial Headings or RNAV off the Ground
5-8-3 Successive or Simultaneous Departures on Diverging Courses
5-8-5 Departures and Arrivals on Parallel or Nonintersecting Diverging Runways
Coordination
Crossing a Departure Runway
High Volume Airport Operations
Position Briefing

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has demonstrated the tasks outlined above and has an understanding of how to run an efficient cab. If the student does not meet the completion standards, this lesson may be repeated, before a Rating Examination is attempted on the network to award the student the Local Rating as well as the Certification to control any unrestricted and T2 Local Positions in the vHCF ARTCC.

3.6 Approach

3.6.1 Lesson APP-1A: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to the radar environment with an emphasis on the six methods of radar identification, applicable STARS commands, and radar termination. Introductory information regarding the radar position as a whole will able be introduced.

Planned Training Time: 30 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-1 (Radar Identification)

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 5 Role of a Radar Controller
Chap 5 SID / STAR / Approach symbology
5-4-3 Airspace
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-10-5 Radar Contact Lost
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
5-1-13 Radar Termination
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced and has practiced all six methods of radar identification and understands the appropriate STARS commands for each.

3.6.2 Lesson APP-1B: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to providing radar vectors to the landing runway and visual approach operations. The student will continue to build on the radar identification methods introduced in the previous lesson.

Planned Training Time: 60 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-1 (Vectoring)

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
4-3-4 Handling arrivals
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
5-8-1 Climb-out
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
-
5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
5-9-4 Transfer to Tower
5-1-5 Separation
2-1-21 Visual
4-8-1 Approaches
4-8-1 Approach Types
4-8-1 Approach Clearances

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced and has practiced vectoring aircraft to the landing runway, issuing visual approach clearances, and is able to radar contact departing aircraft and provide initial climb out instructions.

3.6.3 Lesson APP-2: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will practice working a moderately dense departure stream while working with other controllers in a split TRACON. The student will also be introduced to automated information transfer (AIT) procedures. Emphasis items are radar identification, climb instructions, and pre-arranged coordination.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-2

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 5 SID / STAR / Approach symbology
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-7 Point-Outs
5-4-10 Pre-Arranged Coordination (PAC)
2-4-12 APREQ
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-10-5 Radar Contact Lost
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
5-1-13 Radar Termination
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
5-8-1 Climb-out
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
-
5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
5-1
5-5
Separation
5-1-8
5-5-2
Merging Targets
2-1-21 Traffic calls and alerts
5-5 Positive Separation

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student is able to issue appropriate climb instructions while ensuring separation standards from arriving aircraft. The student should effectively use pre-arranged coordination when available to expedite climbs for departures. The student should also use AIT procedures.

3.6.4 Lesson APP-3: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will learn how to work the feeder and final positions. These positions are crucial for establishing the sequence of aircraft to the runway and clearing aircraft for instrument approaches. You will gain hands-on experience in managing the flow of arriving aircraft, ensuring proper spacing, and issuing approach clearances.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-3

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 5 SID / STAR / Approach symbology
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-7 Point-Outs
5-4-10 Pre-Arranged Coordination (PAC)
2-4-12 APREQ
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
4-3-4 Handling arrivals
4-7-11 Arrival Information Forwarding
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
5-1-13 Radar Termination
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
4-5-7 STAR
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
-
5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
4-6-1
-
4-6-4
Holds
5-9-4 Transfer to Tower
5-1
5-5
Separation
5-1-8
-
5-5-2
Merging Targets
2-1-21 Traffic calls and alerts
2-1-21 Visual
5-5 Positive Separation
4-8-1 Approaches
4-8-1 Approach Types
4-8-1 Approach Clearances
4-8-1 Cancel Approach Clearance

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student is able to effectively supply a steam of arrivals to the landing runway. Separation standards are complied with at all times including separation with departures, opposing base traffic, and merging arrival streams. The student should be able to adequately vector aircraft off the arrival when necessary.

3.6.5 Lesson APP-4: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will learn practice working a moderately dense departure stream while working with other controllers in a split TRACON. Emphasis items are radar identification, climb instructions, and pre-arranged coordination.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-4

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-7 Point-Outs
5-4-10 Pre-Arranged Coordination (PAC)
2-4-12 APREQ
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
5-7-2 Speed Limits
4-2-8 Flight Following
4-3-4 Release
4-3-4 Handling arrivals
4-7-11 Arrival Information Forwarding
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-10-5 Radar Contact Lost
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
5-1-13 Radar Termination
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
5-8-1 Climb-out
4-5-7 STAR
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
-
5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
4-6-1
-
4-6-4
Holds
5-9-4 Transfer to Tower
5-1
5-5
Separation
5-1-8
-
5-5-2
Merging Targets
2-1-21 Traffic calls and alerts
2-1-21 Visual
5-5 Positive Separation
4-8-1 Approaches
4-8-1 Approach Types
4-8-1 Approach Clearances
4-8-1 Cancel Approach Clearance
4-8-11 Practice Approach
4-8-7 Sidestep

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student can effectively work a moderate departure stream. Unsatisfactory errors include: airspace busts, and gross SOP violations.

3.6.6 Lesson APP-5: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will learn practice working a feeder position. These positions are crucial for establishing the sequence of aircraft to the final controller and providing the final controller with a workable stream. You will practice managing the flow of arriving aircraft, ensuring proper spacing, and handing off to final.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-5

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 5 Role of a Radar Controller
Chap 5 SID / STAR / Approach symbology
4-3-3 Amendments
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-7 Point-Outs
5-4-10 Pre-Arranged Coordination (PAC)
2-4-12 APREQ
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
4-3-4 Handling arrivals
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
4-5-7 STAR
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
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5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
4-6-1
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4-6-4
Holds
5-1
5-5
Separation
5-1-8
-
5-5-2
Merging Targets
2-1-21 Traffic calls and alerts
2-1-21 Visual
5-5 Positive Separation

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student is able to supply a workable flow of traffic to the final controller. There should be no airspace busts and effective use of coordination to the extent necessary to ensure separation standards are met.

3.6.7 Lesson APP-6: Sweatbox or Live

In this lesson the student will demonstrate the ability to work a combined radar position at a Class C airport.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] OGG-6

Tasks:

The tasks for APP-6 are those that are used during normal operations in a radar environment. The student will be evaluated on their ability to control the position solo and thus student should be able to control a combined TRACON with little to no intervention from the instructor.

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student demonstrates the ability to manage traffic at a combined radar position at a Class C airport with minimal intervention from the instructor. The student must ensure separation minima are maintained, effectively handle arrivals and departures, and coordinate with adjacent sectors as necessary. Successful completion includes correct phraseology, timely handoffs, and a demonstration of readiness for the final certification exam. This lesson signifies the student’s preparedness to operate independently and marks the culmination of their training before they are signed off to receive their Solo Certification for OGG_APP.

3.6.8 Lesson APP-7: Sweatbox

In this lesson the student will be introduced to providing radar services to satellite airports. This scenario will cover uncontrolled airport operations, controlled satellite airports, and the sectorization of airspace.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] HNL-7 (SAT/DEP)

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 5 SID / STAR / Approach symbology
4-3-3 Amendments
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-7 Point-Outs
5-4-10 Pre-Arranged Coordination (PAC)
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
5-7-2 Speed Limits
4-3-4 Uncontrolled field operations
4-2-8 Pop-up IFR
4-2-8 Flight Following
4-3-4 Handling arrivals
4-3-4 Release
4-7-11 Arrival Information Forwarding
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-10-5 Radar Contact Lost
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
5-1-13 Radar Termination
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
5-8-1 Climb-out
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
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5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
4-6-1
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4-6-4
Holds
5-9-4 Transfer to Tower
5-1
5-5
Separation
5-1-8
5-5-2
Merging Targets
2-1-21 Traffic calls and alerts
2-1-21 Visual
5-5 Positive Separation
4-8-1 Approaches
4-8-1 Approach Types
4-8-1 Approach Clearances
4-8-1 Cancel Approach Clearance

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student has been introduced and has practiced working satellite arrivals and departures. This includes IFR departures and arrivals including practicing IFR releases and forwarding arrival information. Pop-Up IFR clearance and VFR Flight Following will be practiced as well.

3.6.9 Lesson APP-8: Sweatbox or Live

In this lesson the student will demonstrate the ability to work a combined radar position at a Class B airport. This is a “clean-up” lesson designed to cover any discrepancies in the student’s training prior to their Rating Examination.

Planned Training Time: 120 minutes

Sweatbox Files: [APP] HNL-8

Tasks:

7110.65 Subject
Chap 5 Role of a Radar Controller
Chap 5 SID / STAR / Approach symbology
4-3-3 Amendments
5-4-5 Hand-offs
5-4-7 Point-Outs
5-4-10 Pre-Arranged Coordination (PAC)
2-4-12 APREQ
5-4-3 Airspace
5-6-1 Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA)
2-1-6 Safety Alerts
5-7-2 Speed Limits
4-3-4 Uncontrolled field operations
4-2-8 Pop-up IFR
4-2-8 Flight Following
4-3-4 Handling arrivals
4-3-4 Release
4-7-11 Arrival Information Forwarding
5-3-2
5-3-3
Radar Identification
5-10-5 Radar Contact Lost
5-2-17 Verify Mode C Altitude
5-1-13 Radar Termination
2-7-2 Altimeter Issuance
5-8-1 Climb-out
4-5-7 STAR
5-6-1 Vectoring
5-7-1
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5-7-3
Speed Adjustment
5-7-2 Altitude and Speed Adjustment
4-6-1
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4-6-4
Holds
5-9-4 Transfer to Tower
5-1
5-5
Separation
5-1-8
5-5-2
Merging Targets
2-1-21 Traffic calls and alerts
2-1-21 Visual
5-5 Positive Separation
4-8-1 Approaches
4-8-1 Approach Types
4-8-1 Approach Clearances
4-8-1 Cancel Approach Clearance
4-8-11 Practice Approach
4-8-7 Sidestep

Completion Standards: This lesson is completed when the student demonstrates proficiency in managing a combined radar position at a Class B airport. The student must demonstrate their ability to pass the VATUSA rating exam.

3.7 Enroute

To be added at a later point.