What is an aircraft dispatcher license?

An aircraft dispatcher license is a certification that allows you to create flight plans and be responsible for the entire course of an aircraft’s journey, from preflight to post-flight. To earn a license, you need to complete training and three tests that follow FAA guidelines. With an aircraft dispatcher license, you can begin a career in aviation or build upon your current knowledge.

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• Requirements for earning an aircraft dispatcher license.
• To earn your aircraft dispatcher license, you must:
• Be at least 23 years old
• Have a high school diploma or equivalent education
• Be able to read, speak and write in English
• Log the FAA mandated minimum of 200 training hours
• Pass a written knowledge test, a practical flight planning test and an oral exam
• How to earn an aircraft dispatcher license

Here are the steps you’ll need to take to earn your aircraft dispatcher license:

1. Meet the prerequisites

You can earn your aircraft dispatcher license by age 23 if you meet the other prerequisite conditions. You don’t need prior knowledge of the aviation industry before starting a program, since you’ll undergo extensive training that covers all the areas of being a dispatcher.

2. Enroll in a training program

Find a training program that meets your financial and academic needs CEA Aviation offers the best Flight Dispatcher Certification Training which you can attend either in person or online.
Talk with representatives from CEA Aviation to see which options are available and which are right for you. Before committing to a program, check to see if it is FAA approved for the Part 65 Aircraft Dispatcher Certification.

3. Log training hours

Most programs offer five-or-six week courses that include logging all 200 of your required training hours.

Your areas of study may include:

• Aerodynamics
• Aeronautical decision-making
• Air navigation during instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) and the National Airspace System
• Air traffic control procedures
• Aircraft performance and weight and balance calculations
• Crew resource management (CRM)
• Human factors
• Interpreting weather charts and forecasts
• Meteorology
• National Weather Service products and services
• Regulations and laws
• Weather and Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) collection, interpretation and usage
• Wind shear and microburst awareness and avoidance

If you are currently or have previously trained to become a pilot or air traffic controller, you may get your aircraft dispatcher license logging fewer hours because certain topics of study overlap for all positions. Talk with your program leader if you think this situation applies to you.

4. Complete the written knowledge test

The FAA Dispatcher Certification Knowledge Test consists of 80 questions, and you have between three and three-and-a-half hours to complete the test. A passing score is 70% or higher and is valid for 24 months. Although you must be 23 to earn your license, you can take the written knowledge exam when you’re 21. You can take the knowledge test at any approved testing center, many of which are at large airports. Talk with your program leader to find a testing site close to you.

5. Take the practical exam

Once you pass the written knowledge test, you can take the practical exam. For this test, the administrator gives you the minimum details to create a real-life simulated flight plan and evaluates your performance on the entire scope of the flight.

There are specific standards for the practical test. They award a passing score for trainees who:

• Exhibit a satisfactory performance in the specific tasks
• Follow normal, abnormal and emergency procedures
• Show sound judgement and aeronautical decision-making
• Apply aeronautical knowledge
• 6. Pass the verbal exam

The practical exam includes a verbal test. During your oral exam, the designated examiner asks you about any information or tasks not covered in your practical exam to ensure you have thorough knowledge of all dispatcher requirements.

6. Receive your certificate

Once you pass all of the required exams, you receive a temporary aircraft Dispatcher Certificate. You can begin applying for aircraft dispatch positions before receiving your permanent certificate.

• Responsibilities of an aircraft dispatcher
• Aviation dispatchers work for a variety of aviation sectors like passenger airlines, cargo carriers and other transportation companies that have fleets of planes.

Some daily responsibilities of an aircraft dispatcher may include:

• Overseeing many aircraft at once while working with multiple departments and personnel
• Working with the captain to pre-plan a flight, considering factors like fuel, wind, weather, maintenance issues, weight and balance and airport delays
• Receiving briefings on equipment failures, weather variations and traffic delays
• Managing weather delays or routing and rerouting flights as necessary
• Checking aircraft equipment status and adjusting flight plans for maintenance issues
• Monitoring flight progress and alerting the captain of changes in weather, airport delays and runway closures
• Canceling or delaying flights when necessary
• Determining the best course of action in an emergency

CEA Aviation’s Flight Dispatcher Certification Training Course provides a comprehensive and in depth study of all the areas and related topics of the field.

Who is the course aimed at?

This course will be beneficial for those interested in starting their career in Aviation or wishing to augment their profile and increase employability.

Candidates Requirements.

The eligibility criteria to undergo Flight Dispatcher course is that the candidate should have attained the age of 21 years. The minimum educational qualification required is to clear 10+2 standard examination with mathematics and physics subjects from a recognised Board / University. The duration of the training is 360 hours or 12 weeks of Ground Classes. Thereafter, on successful passing of DGCA / TRTO examination, 90 working days of On-the-Job training and minimum 5 hours of Simulator sessions for observing flight deck operations.

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First and foremost we have the most highly skilled trainers with the best experience working in this field.

Your training will cover not only working on theoretical knowledge but also the essential practical skills.

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