飛航服務總臺108年年報

/ 37 36 飛航服務總臺 108 年年報 2019 Annual Report II. Domestic exchanges and cooperation  Enhanced communication with Airlines • Three sessions of "AES User Training" were held at Taoyuan Airport, ANWS head office, and Kaohsiung Airport on October 14th, 16th and 18th, 2019, respectively, with a total of 92 participants. During the training sessions, participants were provided with new functions of the AES, the paperless policy and provisions on regular password updates, and underwent opinion exchange on flight information services. • On November 28th, 2019, ANWS staff members attended the "2019 Significant Weather and Aviation Operation Seminar" which had around 110 participants in total, hosted by the Chinese Aeronautical Meteorological Association. During the seminar, the operation and research experience of the rainy seasons were shared and discussed with relevant industries, the government, academic and research institutions to improve quality of our air traffic services continuously. • Four sessions of "AMSP User Training" were held on December 3rd, 5th, 10th and 12th, 2019 respectively, with respective content of basic training, advanced training, operational observation and helicopter area training. A total of 82 participants took part in the training to understand the functions of AMSP. • Staff from China Airlines, EVA Air, and Starlux Airlines visited ANWS, and engaged in exchanges of opinions on various air traffic service operations, which is beneficial for the business development of both parties.  Strengthening coordination with Military Authorities • From October 24th to December 5th, 2019, 11 sessions of Workshops between Military and Civil Air Traffic Controller was conducted to advocate on the rules of radio communication. We underwent opinion exchange, and communicated face-to-face on daily operation issues. • In order to address ATC operations for both civil and military aircraft during the Armed Forces' military exercises, a total of 19 meetings were held with military agencies. 4 agreements were amended to ensure all military exercises were conducted smoothly and safely. • In addition, we visited the NASC 3rd Wing, the Air Force Weather Wing, the 7th Air Communications Squadron and the Air Force Operational Control Center for exchanges, and communicated face-to-face on relevant operating procedures to facilitate daily operations of both parties. 2019 顯著危害天氣研討會 2019 Significant Weather and Aviation Operation Seminar