Traffic Collision and Avoiding System (TCAS) Course

WHY LEARN NAME?

This training is suitable for both winter and tropical runway surface conditions
The objective to give relevant, reliable information on the runway surface condition.
Explain the need for and fundamental requirements of the GRF for assessing and reporting runway conditions
Describe factors that require adjustment for braking and accelerating in order to account for runway conditions

A standardized method of reporting in relation to airplane performance data.
Improving the safety of airport operations.
Complete a Runway Condition Report (RCR) to assess the performance of a take-off and landing
Summarize the end-to-end process of assessing and reporting runway conditions

WHY LEARN TRAFFIC COLLISION AND AVOIDING SYSTEM (TCAS)

Safety First: TCAS is the frontline defense against mid‑air collisions. This course equips your crew with the highest level of situational awareness and procedural rigor to keep aircraft—and passengers—out of harm’s way.
Essential for Flight‑Deck and Operations Teams: Pilots, flight‑deck officers, dispatchers, and air‑traffic‑control liaison personnel all need a deep, practical understanding of TCAS alerts, resolution advisories, and coordination protocols.

Regulatory Compliance: TCAS training must meet stringent standards set by aviation authorities. Our curriculum aligns with the latest requirements and regional mandates, ensuring your organization remains audit‑ready.
Prevent Costly Disruptions: A well‑trained crew reacts swiftly and correctly to TCAS alerts, minimizing unnecessary maneuvering, fuel burn, and schedule delays.

The Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) was designed to work independently from ATC, which monitors airspace around aircraft to avoid mid-air collisions should anything be overlooked. Scandlearn created a TCAS-specific course using real traffic events.

The objective of this course is to raise candidates’ awareness of the value of traffic avoidance technologies required in modern commercial aircraft. Its fundamentals, usage, system limitations, as well as phraseology between pilots and ATC controllers, are addressed.

Why TCAS Training Matters in Modern Aviation

Elevated Safety Culture
Every day, thousands of flights rely on TCAS to detect and resolve potential conflicts. Robust training guarantees that your team can interpret alerts accurately and execute resolution advisories without hesitation.

Clarity Through Modern Learning

Our interactive, media‑rich modules translate complex radar concepts into clear, actionable knowledge—making it easy for pilots and operations staff to apply what they learn on the spot.

Operational Efficiency

When crews master TCAS procedures, they reduce unnecessary altitude changes and vectoring, leading to smoother traffic flow, lower fuel consumption, and fewer disruptions to downstream schedules.

Further Benefits of TCAS Training

Heightened Situational Awareness: Understand the nuances of TCAS‑II versus TCAS‑III and the implications for different aircraft categories.
Standardized Reporting & Documentation: Learn the correct post‑alert debrief and incident reporting processes required by regulators.
Integration with Flight Management Systems: Gain insight into how TCAS interacts with autopilot, flight‑director, and ADS‑B data streams.

Why Choose Our Course

Comprehensive, Up‑to‑Date Content: Our training reflects the latest regulatory guidance, covering alert types, resolution advisory logic, and crew‑resource‑management best practices.
Modern, Engaging Delivery: 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 TCAS training stays up-to-date with the required frequent updates from regulators.

Course Structure

Our Traffic Collision and Avoiding System (TCAS) training structures all key subjects into one module.

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 for Flight Crew whose roles require direct interaction with TCAS technology and procedures.

Compliance and Relevance

Regulatory Compliance:
This training program includes the 7.1 version and complies with EASA and UK Regulation EU 965/2012 CAT.OP.MPA.295,CAT.IDE.A.155, 2017/008/R, and Commission Regulation 1332/2011, AUR.ACAS.2010, as described in ICAO doc 9863, chapter 5.
Course Version:
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