All-Weather Operations (AWO) Course

WHY LEARN ALL-WEATHER OPERATIONS (AWO)?

Safety remains the absolute priority in every condition. This course equips your flight crew with the advanced skills needed to execute safe operations when visibility drops and weather turns challenging.
Essential for flight crew responsible for take‑off and instrument approach procedures, covering everything from operational credits to the full approach classification system.

Strict regulatory compliance is non‑negotiable. The training addresses the fundamental requirements for both aeroplane and flight crew, ensuring alignment with the determining factors that govern safe aerodrome operations.
Avoid costly diversions and delays. With a team that masters the nuances of different approach operations and aerodrome specifics, you ensure continuity of service even when the weather refuses to cooperate.

Upon completing this course in All Weather Operations (AWO), the student should have good knowledge and understanding of the procedures regarding AWO and its regulatory framework. The training goals are to increase flight crews' awareness of what to expect and to increase the efficiency of operating under such conditions.

We want to increase the flight crew's understanding of the AWO concept and aim to strengthen global aviation safety.

Scandlearns' mission is to support the safe, efficient, and consistent implementation of the AWOs on a global scale based on common operational concepts and foster safety and efficiency gains that new technologies and operational concepts offer.

This one-of-a-kind online training will help you feel confident and in control of the new concepts and technological advancements, including the October 2022 updates.

Why AWO Training Matters in Aviation

Enhanced Operational Safety

Everyday, all over the world, adverse weather impacts flight operations. Making it critical that aviation organisations and airport operators ensure that their crews are well trained to handle these complex, challenging conditions safely.

Clearer Decision-Making
A solid grasp of approach classification systems and determining factors enables flight crews to make quicker, more informed decisions when conditions deteriorate.

Efficient Flight Processing

When flight teams are well-versed with instrument approach and take-off operations, they are able to work far more proficiently when effecting the necessary procedures and processes.

Further Benefits of AWO Training

Operational Credits Insight: Understanding how operational credits can be applied to enhance capability in poor conditions.
Approach Classification Mastery: Knowing the different approach classifications and their specific requirements.
Aerodrome Requirements: Familiarity with the key aerodrome factors that determine safe all-weather operations.

Why Choose Our Course

Important and In-depth Content: Our course covers every key aspect of All-Weather Operations training for Flight Crew.
Modern Training Approach: Like all Scandlearn courseware, this course is designed not only to train your team but to help make the training experience a better one with visually engaging course material.
Competency-Based Training Approach: Our CBTA format focuses on knowledge, skills and attitudes enhancing learning outcomes.
Regularly Updated: Scandlearn is dedicated to ensuring that our AWO training stays up-to-date with the required frequent updates from regulators.

Course Structure

Our All-Weather Operations (AWO) training structures all key subjects into 10 modules.

Created Using CBTA

This course is developed using our Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) training framework and can be found in our LMS course builder where it can be previewed and made available for your crew. Contact the Scandlearn training department at training@scandlearn.com if you have any questions.

Target Audience

This course is designed specifically for flight crew who directly conduct or interact with all‑weather procedures during their duties.

Compliance and Relevance

Regulatory Compliance:
This training program and skill test complies with EASA and UK Regulation (EU) 965/2012 and its implementing regulation (EU) 2021/2237. It also follows the ICAO DOC 9365.
Course Version:
We continually update our content to stay at the forefront of industry needs and best practices, reflecting our commitment to providing the most up-to-date and relevant training.