Facility Training Criteria - PHL

New York ARTCC

Philadelphia Training Procedure

Rev. 3 — Revised: 2024-11-25

Clearance Delivery/Ground

• Level 1 & 2 material covered in Level Specific Training Criteria (Level Specific Training Criteria#Level 1 & 2)
• Philadelphia's Valid Exits and Gates
  • Student should be able to tell which fixes/VORs belong to which gate
  • Student should understand sequencing based on the exit chart (located at the top right of the Ground section of the EWR SOP)
• Preferred Route Database (PRD) usage
• Common airway and route amendments
• Philadelphia's departure procedures
  • Identification of the appropriate initial climb altitude
  • Identification of the appropriate departure controller
• Basic Class Bravo VFR Procedures (Class B VFR Operations)
  • Student should understand the use of discrete squawk codes
  • Student should understand the assignment of initial altitude
  • Student should understand when to specify the departure frequency
  • Student should understand the weather minimums for VFR flight
• Departure sequencing and separation
• Familiarization with the airport diagram
• Airport-specific movement and non-movement areas
• Airport runway ownership and coordination procedures
  • Student should understand the proper phraseology for coordination of runway crossings and blanket crossings
• Appropriate position relief and transfer of control procedures (Signing On and Signing Off, Position Relief Briefings)

Local

Level 3 material covered in Level Specific Training Criteria (Level Specific Training Criteria#Level 3)

Compliance with facility runway selection criteria

Facility specific departure heading procedures

Local VFR and Class Bravo procedures including departures, arrivals, overflights and flight-following (VFR_Operations#Class_B_VFR_Operations)

Helicopter operations

Consolidated Wake Turbulence separation

Tower radar display

Knowledge of the airspace and its boundaries

Knowledge of unique facility operations, such as intersecting runway and parallel runway procedures

Missed approach procedures and how they can be affected by simultaneous departures

Tower and TRACON LOA

Appropriate position relief & transfer of control procedures (Basic Control Procedures#Signing On and #Sign Off, Basic Control Procedures#Position Relief Briefings)

Departure

Level 4 & 5 material covered in Level Specific Training Criteria (Level Specific Training Criteria#Level 4 & 5)

Facility Specific Departure Control Airspace & Delegation

• Student should understand the SUL operations and how the LGA configuration changes what they can/can't do

Facility Specific Traffic Flow Diagrams

Intra-Facility LOA's

Inter-Facility LOA’s

N90 Liberty Departure Procedures

• Student should understand when and how to hand off departures when Liberty Departure is staffed or covered by another position (typically, New York Center)
• Student should understand when and how to hand off/release departures when Liberty Departure is NOT staffed
  • Student should know how this procedure changes when BOS_CTR is online/offline

Appropriate position relief & transfer of control procedures (Basic Control Procedures#Signing On and #Sign Off, Basic Control Procedures#Position Relief Briefings)

• Student should understand which controllers online could assume control of the position (NY_CTR, NY_ARD_APP, or a N90 controller capable of covering EWR Departures)

Providing Services to Satellite Facilities

• Student should understand the interactions between departures from KEWR and its satellite facilities
• Student should understand the use of "uncontrolled field" procedures for KLDJ

Point-Out Procedures

Approach

Level 4 & 5 material covered in Level Specific Training Criteria (Level Specific Training Criteria#Level 4 & 5)

Facility Specific Approach Control Airspace & Delegation

Facility Specific Traffic Flow Diagrams

Intra-Facility LOA's

Inter-Facility LOA’s

Appropriate position relief & transfer of control procedures (Basic Control Procedures#Signing On and #Sign Off, Basic Control Procedures#Position Relief Briefings)

• Student should understand which controllers online could assume control of the position (NY_CTR or a N90 controller capable of covering EWR Departures AND/OR Arrivals)

Providing Services to Satellite Facilities

• Student must understand the arrival flows for KCDW, KMMU and KTEB
• Student must understand the "uncontrolled field" procedure for KLDJ arrivals

Point-Out Procedures

Charted Visual Approaches & Commonly Used Instrument Approach Review (http://skyvector.com/airport/EWR)