Ahora que tras la debacle de las escuelas de pilotos en España, van surgiendo escueluchas de control, OJO!! a qué os apuntais:
MIRAD LO QUE SÍ ESTÁ BIEN HECHO:
FABEC: Cooperation agreement on basic training for air traffic controllers
On 3 June 2010, the air navigation service providers (ANSPs) of the Functional Airspace Block Europe Central (FABEC) agreed on cooperating in air traffic controller (ATCO) basic training. The common FABEC training network – including all current FABEC training entities (ENAC, Belgocontrol, DFS, LVNL and skyguide) – will provide joint ATCO basic training so as both to meet their own training needs and to offer capacities to the FABEC partner Maastricht UAC and possible other customers.
This Cooperation Agreement ranges from jointly providing ATCO Basic Training to the contracting parties in compliance with their common objectives and requirements in terms of content and quality, to coordinating available training capacity as well as to continuously improving the use of existing resources throughout FABEC. Additionally, a FABEC common basic course is developed to enable the flexible allocation of ATCO trainees within FABEC according to the tem’s capacity.
The joint provision of basic training courses will allow all participating partners to gain valuable experience in the future training provision within FABEC. This network’s training organisations are now initiating a detailed planning for the training provision in each of the FABEC ANSPs as of 2011 by nominating the uting training entities and allocating the respective demand.
This agreement is a first sustainable step in the evolution of training cooperation within FABEC. Studies are also being conducted in common in the domains of recruitment & selection, unit training for ATCOs and training for air traffic safety electronics personnel (ATSEP). Following first benefits in airspace structuring and routing, the FABEC initiative now also shows effects on the level of training service provision.
FABEC brings together the six States of Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Switzerland, their civil and military air navigation service providers as well as EUROCONTROL’s four-State air traffic control centre in Maastricht. The civil FABEC ANSPs employ a total of 17,700 people. 5,400 are traffic controllers. 55 % of all European traffic takes place in the FABEC area.
EN RESUMEN, LA OPCIÓN ESPAÑOLA Y LA INGLESA QUEDAN AL MARGEN DE LA UNIFICACIÓN…(BUENO, SÍ, NOS QUIEREN UNIR A PORTUGAL..)
