ATC Series - Episode 3 - How does weather impact ATC operations?Airservices Australia2019-08-22 | "Weather is one of the biggest variables we have to deal with..." says Ben. Watch the full video to learn more.
Watch Episode One: youtu.be/UKa10xrx6qo Watch Episode Two: youtu.be/apxBuzh5vGcAirservices Australia - Safe operations in the Brisbane Basin - Safety netAirservices Australia2023-07-28 | Pilots are now returning to the airspace after long periods of inactivity to what is now an increasingly active and complex airspace. Other airspaces in Australia are comparable to Brisbane in terms of activity and complexity, however controllers at the Brisbane tower are currently seeing a spike of airspace infringements – more so than other similar airspaces.
Watch now for valuable insights on working with ATC and ensuring safe flight operations around the Brisbane Basin.
00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:15 The Class C steps north and west of Brisbane 00:02:21 Archerfield CTR 00:03:06 Amberley CTR 00:03:43 Greenbank firing range
More pilot safety information is available on the Airservices Australia website at:
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Thanks for watching, have a safe flight!
#avsafety #pilotsafety #flightsafety #archerfield #bankstown #parafield #moorabbin #parafield #airservicesaustralia #flyingbrisbaneADS-B - how it worksAirservices Australia2023-07-24 | Automatic Dependant Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B) uses GPS satellites to accurately pinpoint an aircraft’s location.
Combined with other information, the aircraft’s position is then transmitted down to the nearest ADS-B ground station, in range, twice every second.
The ground station receives the aircraft’s signal and retransmits it via a ground-based link or by a satellite connection to Airservices air traffic control centres.
The aircraft’s position, heading, altitude and airspeed are displayed on the air traffic controllers screen the same as if the aircraft was detected by radar.Airservices Australia Pilot Runway SafetyAirservices Australia2023-06-19 | ...Adam Hart, Air Traffic Control TraineeAirservices Australia2023-06-12 | ...Saurav Kataria, Head of Strategy ExecutionAirservices Australia2023-06-12 | ...Kyran Hine, Technical Officer (Radio)Airservices Australia2023-06-12 | ...Jamie Lankford, AIS/Aeronautical Charting SpecialistAirservices Australia2023-06-12 | ...Naomi McQueen, Air Traffic ControllerAirservices Australia2023-05-25 | ...Jasmyn Hewett, Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting RecruitAirservices Australia2023-05-25 | ...Sameer Khan, Technical Officer (Radio)Airservices Australia2023-05-25 | ...The powerful story of Airservices AustraliaAirservices Australia2023-05-25 | ...Airservices Australia - Communication with ATC - Safety netAirservices Australia2023-05-16 | Discover the essential aspects of communication with air traffic control (ATC) in Australia in this informative video tailored for general aviation and student pilots.
Effective communication relies on standard phraseology, RTF discipline, and attentive listening. Avoid non-standard calls and incomplete readbacks to ensure ATC understands your intentions and confirm your clearance.
Learn about the components requiring readbacks, including route clearances, holding instructions, taxi clearances, approach clearances, and more.
Practice good RTF discipline, maintain a listening watch, and know what to do in case of radio failure. Stay updated with AIP GEN 3.4 for pilot radio requirements.
Watch now for valuable insights on working with ATC and ensuring safe flights.
Timestamps 00:00:00 Communication with ATC 00:01:22 The components of an ATC transmission that require a readback 00:02:49 Good RTF discipline 00:04:09 Is the tower active? 00:04:34 Radio failure 00:05:16 More pilot safety information
More pilot safety information is available on the Airservices Australia website at:
If you've any questions, or you'd like to provide some feedback, please email safetypromotions@airservicesaustralia.com.
Thanks for watching, have a safe flight!Airservices Australia - Safe operations around controlled and restricted airspace - Safety netAirservices Australia2023-03-28 | Controlled and restricted airspace in Australia is constantly changing. As Australian airspace becomes busier and more complex, a greater understanding of flying in and around controlled and restricted airspace can support pilots to operate more safely and avoid some of the most common threats to safety.
Timestamps 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:36 What is an airspace infringement? 00:01:15 Preventing an airspace infringement - flight planning 00:01:41 Preventing an airspace infringement - navigating 00:02:07 Using your transponder 00:02:39 Using your radio 00:02:58 Navigating CTA steps 00:03:22 Working with ATC 00:04:16 Restricted areas 00:05:49 More pilot safety information
More pilot safety information is available on the Airservices Australia website at:
If you've any questions, or you'd like to provide some feedback, please email safetypromotions@airservicesaustralia.com.
Thanks for watching, have a safe flight!Airservices Australia | Flight Information Management System (FIMS)Airservices Australia2023-02-17 | Through FIMS, we will provide the backbone to the UTM ecosystem, allowing access for approved third party suppliers to connect to our systems.Airservices Australia | Future Airspace ManagementAirservices Australia2023-02-17 | As Australia’s Air Navigation Service Provider, Airservices has a mandate to ensure safe, efficient and equitable access for all users in Australian airspace. To ensure the safe integration of emerging low-level airspace users with existing piloted aircraft, Airservices has established a world-leading program to test concepts and develop new technology including real time drone surveillance, a Flight Information Management System and data exchange services between UTM and ATM systems.Santa visits Airservices AustraliaAirservices Australia2021-12-12 | ...Airservices Australia Aviation Rescue Fire Fighters. A Career for the future.Airservices Australia2021-10-27 | Airservices Australia's Aviation Rescue Fire Fighters are the first responders to the aviation industry. We play a crucial role – ensuring the safe, reliable and efficient use of Australia’s skies. It’s this team of diverse and dynamic people on the ground that will be there to respond to the emergency and safety needs of airlines, airports and the travelling public. A career with Airservices’ Aviation Rescue Fire Fighters is a career for the future.
We are the guardians of the Australian sky. We are the career for the future. We are Airservices Australia.Digital Twin of the SkiesAirservices Australia2020-09-25 | Airservices is helping to revolutionise air traffic management with cutting-edge technology. The ‘Digital Twin of the Skies’ technology can be used to more accurately predict, collaborate and respond to changing requirements and requests, enabling highly precise predictions and effective data-driven decision-making, making our airspace more efficient, safe and sustainable.
Video credit: Deloitte AustraliaAustralian Aviation Snapshot | March-June 2020Airservices Australia2020-07-09 | Catch up on key figures and trends in commercial and general aviation for the past 3 months.How Airservices supports the aviation industry during the pandemicAirservices Australia2020-06-16 | Despite the current disruption facing the global aviation industry, Airservices is proud to play a crucial role in delivering essential services in parts of our economy that need it the most, such as WA’s mining industry. We look forward to keeping our skies safe and supporting the industry on the path to recovery.
Find out more about Airservices here: www.airservicesaustralia.comAirspace Modernisation Program WebinarAirservices Australia2020-06-04 | Webinar on Airspace Modernisation changes coming in May 2020New Parallel Runway Brisbane Airspace WebinarAirservices Australia2020-04-22 | New Parallel Runway Brisbane Airspace WebinarSCAEP Webinar April 2020Airservices Australia2020-04-17 | Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion Project WebinarOur people, your opportunity 2. Recruit Course 94, December 2019Airservices Australia2020-02-20 | Discover what some of our recent recruits applies, what they thought of the training, and why they would recommend joining Airservices Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service.Our people, your opportunity 1. Recruit Course 94, December 2019Airservices Australia2020-02-20 | Discover what some of our recent recruits applies, what they thought of the training, and why they would recommend joining Airservices Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service.Airservices prepares for a very special visitor.Airservices Australia2019-12-12 | We're making sure the skies are ready for Santa so he can deliver his presents to all the girls and boys of Australia.Jumbo Joy Flight 2019Airservices Australia2019-12-01 | Over 300 disabled or disadvantaged children boarded a Boeing 747 as part of the Jumbo Joy flight in association with Qantas and the Rotary Club of Turramurra. As sponsors of the event, Airservices’ leading fire fighters Jason Cocchietto and Anneliese Watson from ARFFS Sydney were on board to meet and spend time with excited kids and their carers 30,000 feet in the air.Reaching out mattersAirservices Australia2019-10-14 | This Safe Work month encourages all of us to think about our mental health and well being, regardless of whether we may have a lived experience of mental illness or not. Our colleagues share their stories and the importance of reaching out for support in this video.ATC Series - Episode 4 - Why work in air traffic control?Airservices Australia2019-09-26 | Air traffic controller Ben Ippolito talks about what it is like working in air traffic control and keeping the travelling public safe.
Airservices recognises and celebrates the value and contribution that each individual brings to our workplace. Diversity facilitates acceptance, trust, respect and inclusion.Emerging Leaders Forum 2019 - Women in AviationAirservices Australia2019-08-23 | The recent Emerging Leaders Forum that took place in Canberra on 9 August 2019, brought together the next generation of aviation professionals, innovative speakers and leaders of today’s industry.Stay fit – Save lives – Why our people joined the Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting ServiceAirservices Australia2019-07-22 | Say hi to Alex, Jen, Malcolm, Beau and Patrick again, five of our recent trainees, as they tell us what their favourite part of the training was, what qualities they think make a good fire fighter and what they are looking forward to most as they head to their new stations.Why our people joined the Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting ServiceAirservices Australia2019-07-12 | Meet Alex, Jen, Malcolm, Beau and Patrick, five of our recent trainees, as they tell us why they joined the Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service and why they would recommend it to others.Melbourne Airports Taxiway ZuluAirservices Australia2019-07-04 | Taxiway Zulu is the largest airfield project since Melbourne Airport’s 1970 opening.
The new taxiway network will provide valuable additional space for aircraft traffic, improving the efficiency of movements in the vicinity of Terminal 2 and its future creation of additional aircraft gate capacity (Pier D) for international flights.
Airservices Australia is working closely with Melbourne Airport during the different construction phases. Most of the large works will be conducted at night when traffic levels are low so we can keep things running smoothly.
https://www.melbourneairport.com.au/Corporate/News/Ground-broken-in-record-investment-at-Melbourne-AiATC Series - Episode 2 - How often does Air Traffic Control talk to pilots?Airservices Australia2019-07-02 | "That's highly variable..." says Ben. Watch the full video to learn more.
Watch Episode One: youtu.be/UKa10xrx6qoATC Series - Episode 1 - What are the three types of air traffic control?Airservices Australia2019-04-29 | "ATC can be broken into three categories – tower controllers, terminal area or approach controllers and en route controllers. Each category has a very important yet different function,” says Ben.Women encouraged to become air traffic controllersAirservices Australia2019-03-27 | Air traffic controller Amalia Mauceri talks about why she loves what she does at a recent careers event encouraging women work for Airservices Australia.International Womens Day from ARFFS Executive General Manager Robert PorterAirservices Australia2019-03-08 | Watch the video to hear what our Executive General Manager for Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting has to say.Avalon Airshow 2019Airservices Australia2019-03-08 | Airservices had a very busy stand at the Avalon Airshow this year with visitors, both trade and members of the public, trying out our air traffic control games and virtual reality. Important documentation for pilots were handed out and our ARFFS vehicle attracted a lot of attention.International Womens Day 2019Airservices Australia2019-03-05 | Diversity of our people is important and on 8 March 2019 we celebrate the specific contribution and successes of women in our organisation. Gender equality and inclusion is not simply an issue for women, it is our collective responsibility as we all benefit.Sod turning ATSC MelbourneAirservices Australia2019-02-12 | On 31 January 2019, Airservices Australia celebrated a sod-turning ceremony to start the construction of our new Air Traffic Service Centre extension. This is an important and significant milestone for our OneSKY program.Ever considered being an aviation rescue fire fighter?Airservices Australia2019-02-05 | Meet Leading Fire Fighter Michael Catterall, an Airservices Australia Aviation Rescue Fire Fighter from the Canberra station.
Find out why he joined, his experience of initial training, how he prepared for the Physical Aptitude Test (PAT) and what he loves about his role.Can a pilot learn to be an air traffic controller in a day?Airservices Australia2019-02-05 | We hosted aviation vlogger and pilot Stefan Drury at our Brisbane Air Traffic Service Centre recently.
Join the Premiere of "Can a pilot be an air traffic controller?' at 7 pm (0800UTC) tonight 5 February 2019 on Stefan Drury's YouTube channel! There will be a live chat session with Stefan happening as well.Fostering future careers in the aviation industryAirservices Australia2019-01-30 | Airservices Australia has commenced a new partnership with Griffith University Aviation School as a way to contribute to our leadership role in fostering and promoting civil aviation in Australia.Plotting a New Path from Air Traffic ControlAirservices Australia2018-12-11 | An air traffic controller trades in her radio, flight progress strip display and aviation phraseology for regulatory compliance audits, Microsoft Office and the daily battle with the office printer.
This is Lara Baker’s career trajectory at Airservices Australia but also a story of workplace diversity and career transitioning within the aviation industry.
Read more: http://www.australianflying.com.au/latest/plotting-a-new-path-from-atcAirservices getting ready for Santa’s visitAirservices Australia2018-12-10 | In anticipation of Santa’s night of nights, Airservices Australia, the nation’s provider of air traffic management services, has begun its preparations for Santa’s visit on Christmas Eve.Santas Flight PathAirservices Australia2018-12-10 | Santa will depart the North Pole on Christmas Eve, travelling down the international dateline into the Southern Hemisphere. He will visit the Pacific Islands first and then onto New Zealand, leaving from the South Island.
Santa will zig zag his way up and down Australia, making sure to visit every child’s house before departing Australian airspace as he heads towards our northern neighbours.Were getting ready for a special visitorAirservices Australia2018-12-03 | Stay tuned for more. Follow us on Twitter @AirservicesNews