AVIY0037Operate at a controlled aerodrome

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What an assessment for AVIY0037 must cover

47 assessable components: 4 elements (27 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Conduct pre-flight preparations

  • 1.1Relevant controlled aerodrome operational information is extracted from authorised sources
  • 1.2Information is interpreted to determine appropriate departure, arrival and landing requirements
  • 1.3Special aerodrome procedures are identified as required
  • 1.4Weather forecasts and local observations are checked for operating validity for flight planned duration
  • 1.5Relevant radio and navigation aid frequencies are identified for use during all flight modes

2 Taxi aircraft at a controlled aerodrome

  • 2.1Air traffic clearances are obtained and complied with
  • 2.2Aircraft is manoeuvred to holding point as instructed and appropriate action is taken to avoid other aircraft and obstructions
  • 2.3Aerodrome ground markings are identified and appropriate action taken during aircraft taxi
  • 2.4Aerodrome lighting signals are identified and appropriate action taken to comply with ground/hover taxi requirements
  • 2.5Airport runway incursion hotspots are identified
  • 2.6Aircraft separation and lookout are maintained for other aircraft and other aerodrome obstructions, including jet blast hazards
  • 2.7Appropriate aircraft lighting is selected during aircraft taxi
  • 2.8Aircraft is taxied or air transited to runway holding point

3 Perform aircraft departure

  • 3.1Airways clearance is obtained and confirmed with air traffic services
  • 3.2Runway approaches are checked and cleared in all directions prior to entering runway
  • 3.3Aircraft transponder code and appropriate mode are selected
  • 3.4Air traffic departure instructions are complied with, and air traffic is advised of clearance instructions non-compliance as soon as possible as required
  • 3.5Aircraft separation is maintained and wake turbulence conditions avoided during aircraft departure sequence
  • 3.6Air traffic service is advised of departure details as required
  • 3.7Airways clearance instructions are maintained within tracking and altitude tolerances, and lookout is maintained until clear of the aerodrome control zone

4 Perform arrival and landing

  • 4.1Relevant controlled aerodrome operational information is extracted from authorised sources prior to entering control area
  • 4.2Local or area barometric pressure adjusted for sea level (QNH) is set
  • 4.3Air traffic clearance is gained from air traffic service and appropriate transponder code is selected prior to entry to control area, and air traffic is advised of clearance instructions non-compliance as soon as possible as required
  • 4.4Aircraft separation, lookout and tracking tolerances are maintained within the control area
  • 4.5Wind velocity and direction are assessed to confirm clearance instructions, and appropriate circuit and landing direction
  • 4.6Landing clearance is confirmed with air traffic service
  • 4.7Aircraft is landed and taxi clearance from runway and landing areas is obtained

Performance evidence

  • advising air traffic service of airways clearance instructions confirmation or non-compliance
  • applying aircraft taxi or air transit procedures
  • applying relevant aeronautical knowledge
  • applying relevant approach and landing procedures
  • applying relevant departure procedures
  • applying sound airmanship skills during controlled aerodrome operations, including: during taxi, aircraft departure, aircraft arrival, aircraft landing and dispersal
  • determining aerodrome wind velocity, wind direction and appropriate circuit procedure
  • identifying relevant operational information from En-route Supplement Australia (ERSA) and Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)
  • interpreting weather forecasts and local observations
  • obtaining and interpreting traffic information
  • recognising and interpreting aerodrome ground markings
  • selecting appropriate aircraft lighting configuration
  • setting appropriate transponder codes control area operations
  • setting local or area barometric pressure adjusted for sea level (QNH) at appropriate stages of flight

Knowledge evidence

  • Civil Aviation Safety Regulation (CASR) Part 61 Manual of Standards (MOS) Schedule 3 Aeronautical Knowledge relevant to aeroplane or helicopter operations at controlled aerodromes
  • controlled aerodrome ground markings and lighting
  • NOTAM information
  • radio failure procedures
  • standard radio telecommunication phraseology
  • transponder codes for radio failure and emergency

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