The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) organised a training programme for the third batch of Egyptian air traffic controllers, to familiarise them with the procedures used in air navigation in the State of Qatar, including the procedures for Independent Parallel Operations (IPO), and their role in solving the problem of congestion and aircraft overcrowding at airports, in addition to training on a number of systems approved in air traffic management.
This programme comes as a continuation of the existing co-operation between Qatar and Egypt in the field of civil aviation, and their continuous efforts to enhance joint work and exchange of expertise in this field. In Charge of Managing QCAA Mohamed Faleh al-Hajri highlighted the importance of close co-operation between the two countries and its role in enhancing professional capabilities and raising the level of efficiency among workers in the aviation sector.
He also emphasised the importance of such courses in developing technical and administrative skills, which directly contributes to enhancing safety and quality standards in the aviation sector and meeting the requirements of the rapid growth witnessed by this vital sector.
