Sinclair Community College Sinclair Community College
Aircraft Dispatcher (ADSP.S.STC)
20.0 Credit Hours

The Aircraft Dispatcher certificate provides students with the theory and operating knowledge necessary to understand the policies, procedures and means of compliance with the applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) leading to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Aircraft Dispatcher Certification. The program develops the knowledge and skills required to enter a career in the aviation industry as an aircraft dispatcher. To that end, students explore aircraft performance, meteorology, crew resource management, air traffic control, advanced navigation, airline operations and FAA knowledge, oral, and practical exams.

Prerequisites: AVT 1110
Program Outcomes
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Curriculum
3 credit hours AVT 1110: Private Pilot Ground School View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
2 credit hours AVT 1119: Aviation Meteorology View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
1 credit hour AVT 1246: Air Traffic Control Communications View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
3 credit hours AVT 2146: Introduction to Airline Operations View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
2 credit hours AVT 2157: Aircraft Performance I View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
2 credit hours AVT 2158: Aircraft Performance II View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
1 credit hour AVT 2159: Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ) Aircraft Systems View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
3 credit hours AVT 2166: Practical Dispatch Applications View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
2 credit hours AVT 2167: Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Navigation & Planning View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
1 credit hour AVT 2168: Dispatcher Oral Preparation View Master Syllabus View Current Schedule
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