ICAO Annex 9 - Facilitation (FAL EN): Virtual Classroom
Training Provider: International Civil Aviation Organization, Canada
Curriculum & Course Overview
Goal The ICAO Annex 9 – Facilitation course is designed to provide relevant staff from Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) and relevant border control authorities with the competencies to deal collectively, in an inter-agency manner, with the development and implementation of Annex 9 provisions. Learning Objectives • After successful completion of the course, participants will be able to: • Describe ICAO’s Facilitation programme • Identify the roles and responsibilities of all the relevant border control authorities in facilitating the entry and departure of an aircraft, • Identify the responsibilities of all the relevant border control authorities and aircraft operators in facilitating the entry and departure of persons and their baggage, • Identify the procedures and responsibilities of all the relevant border control authorities in facilitating the entry and departure of cargo and other articles, • Identify the procedures and responsibilities of all the relevant border control authorities and aircraft operators in facilitating the repatriation of inadmissible persons and deportees, • Describe certain Facilitation subjects related to international airports, procedures when landing elsewhere than at international airports and assistance to aircraft accident victims and their families, • Identify the components of passenger data exchange systems, • Describe the State’s aviation response capabilities to a public health emergency of international concern, • Draft a sample National Air Transport Facilitation Programme Structure • Module 0 : Introduction • Module 1 : ICAO Facilitation Program Overview • Module 2 : Entry and Departure of Aircraft • Module 3 : Entry and Departure of Persons and their Baggage • Module 4 : Entry and Departure of Cargo and Other Articles • Module 5 : Inadmissible Persons and Deportees • Module 6 : Facilitation Provisions Covering Specific Subjects • Module 7 : Passenger Data Exchange System • Module 8 : Health related provisions • Module 9 : National Air Transport Facilitation Programmes Primary Target Population Middle management within Civil Aviation Authorities and border-control authorities involved in establishing and implementing the NATFP and NATFC. This could include: Customs Immigration Health Quarantine Visa-issuing authorities Travel document-issuing authorities and agencies responsible for disability affairs, foreign affairs, law enforcement Other Secondary Audience: Middle management level personnel in charge of facilitation activities from aircraft operators, airport operators, ground handling agents. Entry Requirements • Proficiency in the English language; • Experience in the area of facilitation; • Computer literacy.
Training Specifications
Virtual Classroom
5 Days / 30 Hours
Standard / Multi-Engine
ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS
Training Provider
International Civil Aviation Organization, Canada
Location: Global
Approval: ICAO.GAT.COURSE.5094
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