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Start with Purpose and Standards

Welcome to E1

How the Four Classroom Hours Work

Professional Conduct from the First Session

E1 Orientation Check

AFIS within Air Traffic Services

Why Air Traffic Services Exist

Flight Information Service

Alerting Service

AFIS, the AFIS Unit and the AFISO

ATS Foundations Check

Purpose, Governance and Accountability

The AFIS Task Cycle

Duty of Care and Professional Accountability

From International Guidance to Local Procedure

Source Hierarchy Activity

Accountability Check

Pilot Responsibility and the AFIS–ATC Boundary

Pilot-in-Command Responsibility

Information, Instruction, Clearance and Separation

Relaying an ATC Clearance

Boundary Classification Workshop

Case Study: Helpful but Unsafe

Pilot Responsibility Check

Clearance Relay Check

Training, Competence and Operational Authorisation

From Initial Training to Local Authorisation

Who Is Responsible for What

Continuation Training and Professional Currency

Competence Pathway Check

E1 Applied Final Check

Close E1 and Prepare for Aviation Law

A four-hour instructor-led introduction to the purpose, responsibilities and limitations of AFIS within the wider ATS system, including pilot responsibility, professional accountability and the pathway to local operational authorisation.

This four-hour introductory module defines the purpose, responsibilities and limits of aerodrome flight information service within the wider air traffic services system. Learners build the professional judgement needed to provide useful information without assuming air traffic control authority.

E1 — Introduction to AFIS

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