Aerodrome Control (ADC)
Downloads related to Aerodrome Control (ADC) Training in VATSIM UK.
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Heathrow (EGLL) - Guide to Applying RSIVA
By VATSIM UK
A guide containing recommended application of RSIVA between departures at Heathrow.
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VFPC Guidance
By Adam Farquharson
This guide provides basic information on the setup and use the vFPC plugin. The information within this guide will assist controllers to use VFPC as an additional tool alongside the SRD, local vMATS Part 2 and other VATSIM UK resources such as the available Moodle courses to identify invalid flight plans. This guide assumes a basic knowledge of Euroscope.
The ATC Training Department thanks the many people who were involved in the creation of the document. We also thank the VFPC team for their work to create and maintain their plugin.
793 downloads
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VFR Phraseology Sheet
By Daniel Crookes
A quick reference sheet summarising VFR Phraseology for ADC controllers.
1975 downloads
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Missed Approach Guide
By Daniel Crookes
Summary guide about how to handle missed approaches, and some common misconceptions.
782 downloads
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Seminar 3 - Introduction to VFR
By Daniel Crookes
This series of seminars is designed to cover the content in the S2 Syllabus. There will be four seminars in total, covering all aspects of the theoretical content of the course, as well as outlining some examples of practical situations.
312 downloads
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Seminar 2 - Ground Movement, Use of the Runway and Separation
By Daniel Crookes
This series of seminars is designed to cover the content in the S2 Syllabus. There will be four seminars in total, covering all aspects of the theoretical content of the course, as well as outlining some examples of practical situations.
466 downloads
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Seminar 1 - Introduction to ADC
By Daniel Crookes
This series of seminars is designed to cover the content in the S2 Syllabus. There will be four seminars in total, covering all aspects of the theoretical content of the course, as well as outlining some examples of practical situations.
514 downloads
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