ATC Basic Course No. 36 begins at Civil Aviation Academy

THE NEWS: The Civil Aviation Academy launched its 27‑week ATC Basic Course No. 36, which was formally inaugurated by Air Commodore Md. Nur‑E‑Alam, Member (ATM) of the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh, at 10:00 am on August 23 in Dhaka.

DETAILS:

The program runs for 27 weeks, providing extensive training for aspiring air‑traffic controllers.

It aims to develop a skilled workforce to ensure safer and more efficient airspace management in Bangladesh.

Air Commodore Md. Nur‑E‑Alam holds the position of Member (ATM) at the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh.

The inauguration ceremony was held in Dhaka, marking the start of the new training course.

WHY IT MATTERS: Building a competent air‑traffic‑controller corps is critical for Bangladesh’s aviation safety and operational efficiency, and the new 27‑week curriculum directly targets these goals by enhancing controller skills and modernising airspace management.

FAQ

What is the duration of the new ATC Basic Course launched by the Civil Aviation Academy?
The ATC Basic Course No. 36 runs for 27 weeks, offering comprehensive training designed to prepare individuals for the demanding role of air‑traffic controller in Bangladesh’s airspace.

Who inaugurated the ATC Basic Course No. 36 and what is their role?
Air Commodore Md. Nur‑E‑Alam, who serves as the Member (ATM) of the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh, officially inaugurated the course at 10:00 am on August 23, signifying the program’s commencement.

What is the purpose of the ATC Basic Course according to the article?
The course is intended to develop a skilled air‑traffic‑controller workforce that will enhance safety and improve the efficiency of Bangladesh’s airspace management, supporting overall aviation reliability.

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