ICAO Annex 9 - Facilitation (FAL EN): Virtual Classroom
Goal
The ICAO Annex 9 – Facilitation is virtual classroom course that develops competencies relevant to staff from Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) and border control authorities to deal collectively, in an inter-agency manner, with Annex 9’s facilitation provisions and support development and implementation of a National Air Transport Facilitation Programme (NATFP), National Air Transport Facilitation Committee (NATFC) and Airport Facilitation Committee.
Learning Objectives
At the end of the ICAO Annex 9 - Facilitation course, participants will be able to:
a) explain the facilitation-related Articles of the Chicago Convention contained in Annex 9;
b) describe the content of Annex 9 – Facilitation and explain specific provisions on entry and departure of passengers, cargo, mail, crews and aircrafts;
c) identify relevant stakeholders involved with or responsible for implementation of the National Air Transport Facilitation Programme;
d) describe the legal basis, content and structure of a National Air Transport Facilitation Programme based on the facilitation requirements of the Chicago Convention and of Annex 9 –Facilitation;
e) communicate the legal basis, composition and function of a National Air Transport Facilitation Committee;
f) describe the Annex 9 provisions related to Passenger Data Exchange Systems; and
g) draft a sample NATFP
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: International Airports – Facilities and Services for Traffic & Landing
- Module 7: Facilitation provisions covering specific subjects
- Module 8: Passenger Data Exchange Systems
Primary Target Population
Middle management level personnel in Civil Aviation Authority and relevant border control authorities responsible for and/or involved in establishing and implementing the NATFP and NATFC, such as Customs, immigration, health, quarantine, visa-issuing authorities, travel document-issuing authorities, and agencies responsible, e.g. for disability affairs, foreign affairs, law enforcement, etc.
Entry Requirements
1. Proficiency in the English language;
2. Experience in the area of facilitation;
3. Computer literacy.
Upcoming Sessions
Dates | Location | Host | Timezone | Fee | |
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15 - 19 May, 2023 |
Virtual
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East African School of Aviation (EASA)
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Synchronous activites take place in +03:00 timezone. |
1,500.00 USD
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Registration |
22 - 26 May, 2023 |
Virtual
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International Civil Aviation Organization
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Synchronous activites take place in -05:00 timezone. |
1,667.00 USD
CAA Employee:
1,250.25 USD
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Registration |
18 - 22 Sep, 2023 |
Virtual
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International Civil Aviation Organization
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Synchronous activites take place in -05:00 timezone. |
1,667.00 USD
CAA Employee:
1,250.25 USD
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Registration |
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Developed by:
International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal, Canada
Course Info | |
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Language: | English |
Delivery Mode: | Virtual |
Duration: | 5 Days / 30 Hours |
Level: | Technical |
Max Participants: | (25 with 2 instructors) |