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IATA Global Reporting Format (GRF) for Runway Surface Conditions (SAC-002)

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Program Overview & Learning Objectives

Following the ICAO Council 207th Session in 2016, a new Global Reporting Format (GRF) for Runway Surface Condition Assessment and Reporting will be applicable as of 4 November 2021. The GRF is a globally harmonized methodology that is intended to be the only reporting format for international aviation, with the objective of reducing runway excursions. In a joint effort between IATA and ICAO, this course aims to assist flight crew to understand and use the new runway condition reporting requirements as outlined in ICAO Circular 355 (Assessment, Measurement and Reporting of Runway Surface Conditions) and ICAO Doc 10064 (Aeroplane Performance Manual [APM]). Get to know fundamental changes in the new reporting system related to the introduction of Runway Condition Code (RWYCC) and enable flight crew assessment of takeoff and landing performances based upon the reported runway surface condition.

  • Goal
  • 3-hour e-learning course
  • Course code
  • : SAC002ELEN01
  • Group discounts
  • Considerable discounts are available for multiple purchases (30+ users) of this course. To simplify company-wide implementation, you can also host this e-learning course on your company’s Learning Management. Please
  • contact us
  • for more information.
  • Course format
  • This self-study e-learning course requires approximately 3 hours of study
  • , to be completed within 6 months from the purchase date (enrollment validity).
  • After the enrollment validity expires, the users will not have access to the course content and will not be able to take the assessment.
  • The recommended level for this course is Entry-level.
  • Student performance will be based on an assessment. Please refer to the Assessment Information below for more details.
  • Registration information
  • Please refer to our
  • payment methods
  • and
  • applicable taxes
  • .
  • When you click to purchase the course, you will be directed to
  • log in to your Training Profile
  • through our Customer Portal.
  • Are you purchasing the course for several people at once? Please find out how on our
  • Payment page
  • .
  • Registration
  • All locations*
  • All availability
  • English
  • Please note that payments under $300 must be paid by credit card
  • . *
  • Please refer to our
  • payment options
  • and
  • applicable taxes
  • .
  • Course fee by user
  • USD 150
  • Buy Now
  • Learning Objectives
  • Upon completing this course, you will have the skills to:
  • Explain the need and fundamental requirements for a harmonized GRF for Runway Condition Assessment and Reporting
  • Summarize the end-to-end process of a Runway Condition Assessment and Reporting
  • Describe the factors which require adjustments to braking and acceleration performance to account for runway conditions
  • Use a Runway Condition Report (RCR) to assess takeoff and landing performance
  • Structure
  • The key topics that are covered during this course include:
  • Runway condition report (RCR), Runway Condition Assessment Matrix (RCAM) and Runway Condition Code (RWYCC);
  • The impact of different runway conditions on flight planning and operations
  • Runway contaminants
  • Airline activities in the end-to-end process of a Runway Condition Assessment
  • Pilot-observed Runway Condition Reports
  • Conditions for Downgrading/Upgrading a report
  • Takeoff and landing performances
  • Primary Target Population
  • This course is recommended for:
  • Flight crew
  • Airline operational staff
  • Dispatchers
  • Performance/Operations engineers
  • Ground School students
  • Official Qualification
  • Upon successful completion of the assessment, you will be granted an Award that you can print for your records.
  • Assessment information
  • Please read the
  • General Information
  • on Self-study exams.
  • Method:
  • Unsupervised online exam
  • The assessment can be taken at any time at your convenience.
  • Format: 25 multiple-choice questions
  • Time allowance: 1 hour
  • Passing grade: 80% correct answers
  • Number of assesment attempts: 2
  • Important note
  • : The assessment should be accessed after you have completed the course module. Once you have started the assessment you can no longer access the course module.
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Technical & Operational Specifications

Delivery Format Classroom & Campus
Course Duration 3-hour
Aircraft / FSTD Simulator Standard Fleet / Simulator
Regulatory Authority ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS
Statutory Approval ID IATA-TRAINING-HQ
Data Provenance Primary Source Grounded

Available Offers & Intake Slots

Direct Provider Pricing
Provider & Location Format Intake Schedule Tuition Fee Official Outbound
IATA Training & Aviation Academy
Online / Global Instant Access
Self-Paced E-Learning Continuous Intake €136 EUR Direct Booking
IATA Training & Aviation Academy
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Classroom & Campus Continuous Intake €136 EUR Direct Booking

Curriculum & Syllabus Specifications

Sequential Program Architecture & Phase Roadmap

Curriculum overview structured in accordance with civil aviation authority training specifications.

Official Program Description
Goal 3-hour e-learning course Following the ICAO Council 207th Session in 2016, a new Global Reporting Format (GRF) for Runway Surface Condition Assessment and Reporting will be applicable as of 4 November 2021. The GRF is a globally harmonized methodology that is intended to be the only reporting format for international aviation, with the objective of reducing runway excursions. In a joint effort between IATA and ICAO, this course aims to assist flight crew to understand and use the new runway condition reporting requirements as outlined in ICAO Circular 355 (Assessment, Measurement and Reporting of Runway Surface Conditions) and ICAO Doc 10064 (Aeroplane Performance Manual [APM]). Get to know fundamental changes in the new reporting system related to the introduction of Runway Condition Code (RWYCC) and enable flight crew assessment of takeoff and landing performances based upon the reported runway surface condition. Course code : SAC002ELEN01 Group discounts Considerable discounts are available for multiple purchases (30+ users) of this course. To simplify company-wide implementation, you can also host this e-learning course on your company’s Learning Management. Please contact us for more information. Course format This self-study e-learning course requires approximately 3 hours of study , to be completed within 6 months from the purchase date (enrollment validity). After the enrollment validity expires, the users will not have access to the course content and will not be able to take the assessment. The recommended level for this course is Entry-level. Student performance will be based on an assessment. Please refer to the Assessment Information below for more details. Registration information Please refer to our payment methods and applicable taxes . When you click to purchase the course, you will be directed to log in to your Training Profile through our Customer Portal. Are you purchasing the course for several people at once? Please find out how on our Payment page . Registration All locations* All availability English Please note that payments under $300 must be paid by credit card . * Please refer to our payment options and applicable taxes . Course fee by user USD 150 Buy Now Learning Objectives • Upon completing this course, you will have the skills to: • Explain the need and fundamental requirements for a harmonized GRF for Runway Condition Assessment and Reporting • Summarize the end-to-end process of a Runway Condition Assessment and Reporting • Describe the factors which require adjustments to braking and acceleration performance to account for runway conditions • Use a Runway Condition Report (RCR) to assess takeoff and landing performance Structure • The key topics that are covered during this course include: • Runway condition report (RCR), Runway Condition Assessment Matrix (RCAM) and Runway Condition Code (RWYCC); • The impact of different runway conditions on flight planning and operations • Runway contaminants • Airline activities in the end-to-end process of a Runway Condition Assessment • Pilot-observed Runway Condition Reports • Conditions for Downgrading/Upgrading a report • Takeoff and landing performances Primary Target Population This course is recommended for: Flight crew Airline operational staff Dispatchers Performance/Operations engineers Ground School students Official Qualification Upon successful completion of the assessment, you will be granted an Award that you can print for your records. Assessment information Please read the General Information on Self-study exams. Method: Unsupervised online exam The assessment can be taken at any time at your convenience. Format: 25 multiple-choice questions Time allowance: 1 hour Passing grade: 80% correct answers Number of assesment attempts: 2 Important note : The assessment should be accessed after you have completed the course module. Once you have started the assessment you can no longer access the course module. Related Links
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