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ACTIONS TAKEN BY MCAA TO IMPLEMENT ICAO LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS IN ATS SYSTEM OF MONGOLIA 9TH MEETING OF THE COSCAP-NA STEERING COMMITTEE Seoul, ROK 26-29.

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1 ACTIONS TAKEN BY MCAA TO IMPLEMENT ICAO LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS IN ATS SYSTEM OF MONGOLIA 9TH MEETING OF THE COSCAP-NA STEERING COMMITTEE Seoul, ROK 26-29 April 2009 PRESENTED BY MONGOLIA

2 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING INTRODUCTION Based on the proposals of the PRICE Study Group in 2003, ICAO published a comprehensive set of Aviation English SARPs that clearly specify language proficiency requirements for all pilots and controllers operating internationally. These identify the minimum skill level required for licensing of international pilots and controllers “ICAO Operational Level 4” and formalize testing requirements. Mongolian Civil Aviation Authority taking actions to meet ICAO language requirements for to meet the ICAO Resolution A36-11

3 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING In 2008: 1.Implementation plans for the language proficiency requirements for ATS personnel are developed and, a) a timeline for adoption of the language proficiency requirements are set and changes in related regulations /MCAR-172, MCAR-65/ are made; ACTIONS TAKEN IN 2008

4 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING b) a timeline for establishment of language training and assessment is set c) designation of a national focal point in relation to the English language proficiency implementation plan 2. Notify ICAO of differences to the language proficiency Standards and Recommended Practices ACTIONS TAKEN IN 2008

5 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Compliance Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) Yes, the regulatory framework is in place. The regulatory framework is partially in place. No, the national regulatory framework has not been established Annex 1 1.2.9.2MCAR 65.10.1 (a) 1.2.9.4, Appendix 1, Attachment A MCAR 61.19.1 (b) MCAR 65.10.1 (b) 1.2.9.6Being amended- 1.2.9.7 (Recommended Practice) Being amended- 5.1.1.2 XIII) Being amended - Annex 10, Volume II 5.1.1.1MCAR 172.34 5.2.1.2.1Being amended- 5.2.1.2.2Being amended- 5.2.1.2.3Being amended- Annex 112.29.1MCAR 172.34 2.29.2MCAR 172.34

6 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING ACTION TAKEN BY MONGOLIAN CAA In order that existing air traffic controller License-holders are given sufficient opportunity to demonstrate English language proficiency against the ICAO Scale before 5 March 2008, the CAA Mongolia intends that a process is introduced, in advance of this date, by which they are assessed for English language proficiency

7 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING The Language Proficiency Assessment will be developed by: -Educational Institution  By 1 July, 2009 -Private Organization  By 1 July, 2009 The Language Proficiency Assessment will be administrated by: -Civil Aviation Authority  From 1 Jan, 2010 ACTION PLANNED IN 2009-2010

8 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING -By June 30, 2009, Mongolia is aiming to establish State oversight system of aviation English language training, -State oversight of aviation English language assessment will be established not later than December 31, 2009 -Currently, Plan for interim measures to mitigate the associated risks is being developed by MCAA and will be completed by 30 June, 2009 ACTION PLANNED IN 2009-2010

9 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Test results of operational ATCO’s There were taken in place 5 assessments for English language proficiency from June 2005 to November 2007. №LevelsEast gate 2TELPA testEurocontrol test Rudloe College test June 2005June 2006May 2005April 2007November 2007 1Number of tested ATCO’s 58100%64100%40100%77100%77100% 2Level 4 or higher 611%2437%718%1115%4254% 3Level 32645%1930%718%1519%2532% 4Level 21526%1219%2050%2735%69% 5Level 11118%914%6 2431%45%

10 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Controllers involved in international OPS OCT. 2008 1Level 6- 2Level 513Increased by 14% 3Level 435 4Level 3 and below27Decreased by 23% Total85 Changes made by Oct. 2008 vs Nov.2007

11 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Additional Requirements for the selection of students newcomers The CAA Mongolia made changes in the policy of selection criteria for the candidates to became ATCO. The main criteria are Ability English language knowledge Psychomotor, mental, and spatial skills Multi-tasking skills Situational awareness Work simulation Personality Attitude/Motivation

12 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Additional Requirements for the selection of students newcomers The CAA Mongolia made changes in the policy of selection criteria for the candidates to became ATCO. The main criteria are Ability English language knowledge  easily communicate in English  good pronunciation  vocabulary range and accuracy are usually sufficient to communicate effectively

13 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING English Training programme to upgrade operational ATCO’s The CAA Mongolia signed the training contract with following companies and training process in progress to improve ATCO’s with English language knowledge: ASTAS Co.Ltd “Rudloe College” Great Britain AES (Aviation English Services) New Zeland Hartford Institute Mongolia Santis educational center Mongolia Shark language education center Mongolia

14 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Development of air navigation system To increase air space capacity within Mongolian FIR CAA Mongolia agreed with neighboring countries to open 4 new entry/exit points and route alignments concerned. On the north boundary of Mongolia the CAA Mongolia with Federal Aviation Agency of Russian Federation agreed to open new entry/exit points BAMUK, VAMOL and GINOM. All necessary procedures are agreed and signed the agreement for the entry/exit points BAMUK, VAMOL and GINOM route alignment concerned. On the South state boundary of Mongolia the CAA Mongolia with ATMB of CAAC agreed to open new entry/exit point NIXAL. SARUL All necessary procedure are agreed and signed the agreement for the entry/exit point NIXAL route alignment concerned. AIR SPACE MANAGEMENT

15 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Development of air navigation system In accordance with expected grow of air traffic flow in the near future the CAA Mongolia has taking into account the policy of non conflicting flow management. For the implementation of non conflicting flow management CAA Mongolia represent own interest to ATMB of CAAC and State Unitary Enterprice of ATM Russian Federation at the ATC coordination meeting in Beijing and Irkutsk. All necessary AIRAC amendments were issued on time and NOTAMs are declared. FLOW MANAGEMENT

16 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Development of air navigation system The needs of advanced ATS system were necessary for Mongolian FIR to increase capacity and quality of services is concurred due to actual and forecast air traffic movement grow. CAA of Mongolia in 2009 planning to install three MSSR along main air routes. In the meantime other types of surveillance equipment like ADS-B, Multilateration subject to our consideration. SURVEILLANCE

17 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Development of air navigation system The CAA of Mongolia taking into account the development of ground based navigation equipment within Mongolian FIR. There is many project are included in the contingency plan of CAAM 10 NDB was installed 2006-2007 In 2009 4 new DVOR/DME stations are planned to entry service To establish a DME network within main route the CAAM planning to install 12 more DME stations. NAVIGATION AIDS

18 COSCAP-NA 8th STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION


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