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Airside Driving (Practical)
Your team learns to drive safely airside, giving way to aircraft and people, and reading the markings, signs and lights that keep the ramp moving.
The full course has 6 modules and takes 30 to 45 minutes. It satisfies the practical requirements of IATA AHM 1110, RMP 03 for airside driving. See what’s in it
The demo works best on a desktop or laptop.
What the course covers
The course covers the topics in RMP 03. The training adapts as each person goes, and records how they do on each topic.
Driver responsibilities and right of way
Fitness to drive, seatbelts, speed limits, prohibited areas and parking, and why aircraft and people on foot always come first.
Vehicle safety and checks
The pre-use and daily checks, brake checks, lights and insignia, reporting faults, out-of-service tags and vehicle permits.
Apron layout, markings and signs
Finding your way around the airport, reading markings, signs and lights, guarding the runway, taxiway crossings and crosswalks.
Working around aircraft
Positioning and maneuvering near aircraft, reversing, towing limits, congestion, refueling and fuel spills, FOD and hand signals.
Night, weather and low visibility
Driving at night, in bright sun, in rain and in extreme weather, and driving into and out of buildings.
The maneuvering area and emergencies
Preventing runway incursions, what to do if you’re lost or your radio or vehicle fails, giving way to rescue vehicles, and what to do after an incident.
Built for IATA AHM 1110, RMP 03
The course covers the topics in RMP 03 for airside driving and delivers the practical part of the training. Its records sit alongside your theoretical training and OJT.
The complete course
All six modules, on phones, tablets and laptops, in more than 50 languages.
A record for every person
It records every stop, every right-of-way call and every violation, ready to go alongside their theoretical training and OJT records.
Training that adapts
Each person gets more practice where they need it, and moves on where they don’t.
Play a demo of the course
The demo is a short scene from the course: a drive along the service road past a working concourse. It takes about five minutes.
The demo works best on a desktop or laptop.
Ready to train your team?
Tell us about your stations and how many people you train, and we’ll set up the course for you.