This document outlines the training requirements and implementation steps for the Special Implementation Project in AIDC Bangkok. It covers general steps for developing simulations and procedures, specific training needs for ATCOs, FDOs, ATSEPs, and other staff, as well as understanding system roles

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Serving as a trusted resource and industry advocate, the AIDC Technologies Association of India comprises over 165 active members dedicated to advancing business opportunities in the automatic identification and data collection domain. Through various initiatives and events, the Association collabor

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Explore the background and challenges of implementing Online Data Interchange (OLDI) in Europe, focusing on the SYSCO standard coordination and terminology. Discover how flights are safely transferred between ATC units and the evolution of OLDI messages since the early 1980s. Gain insights into the

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Air Traffic Control systems use the OLDI process to ensure safe transfer of flights between different ATC units. OLDI involves the coordination and transfer phases, where controllers exchange data to maintain air traffic safety. The use of standardized messages and online data interchange has improv

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Iran's Air Navigation Area spans 1,648,195 km² with significant traffic volume. The region boasts numerous airports, routes, and procedures while employing various communication, navigation, and surveillance systems. Despite challenges such as financial constraints and equipment upgrades, efforts a

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AIDC technologies have emerged as game-changers, addressing the persistent challenge of human fallibility despite computers' quick data processing capabilities. Studies have revealed that humans make errors in approximately 1 out of 300 entries, lead

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AIDC technologies have emerged as game-changers, addressing the persistent challenge of human fallibility despite computers' quick data processing capabilities. Studies have revealed that humans make errors in approximately 1 out of 300 entries, lead

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