Slide 2-1 Aircraft Unit 2. Slide 2-2 Unit 2 Objectives 1.Describe the interaction of the EDSD as it relates to the aircraft function. 2.Identify the difference.

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Slide 2-1 Aircraft Unit 2

Slide 2-2 Unit 2 Objectives 1.Describe the interaction of the EDSD as it relates to the aircraft function. 2.Identify the difference between tactical and logistical missions. 3.Identify the different types of logistical aircraft requests. 4.Effectively utilize flight planning forms and methods.

Slide 2-3 Support Dispatcher Duties Giving and receiving information to mobilization and demobilization of resources utilizing aircraft. Examples?

Slide 2-4 Types of Aircraft Resources Tactical Aircraft Airtankers Single Engine Airtankers (SEATS) Lead Planes Smokejumper Aircraft Infrared Aircraft Air Attack Aircraft Helicopters (Types 1-3)

Slide 2-5 Types of Logistical Aircraft Orders and Tasks Tracking of incoming logistical flights. Gather information for flight plan. Prepare a flight request. Communicate information to other functional areas.

Slide 2-6 Aircraft Dispatch Channels NICC-National Resources Large transport aircraft Contract lead planes Smokejumper aircraft National contract airtankers National contract Type 1 and Type 2 helicopters Slide 2-6

Slide 2-7 Aircraft Dispatch Channels NICC-National Resources MAFFS Military aircraft Aerial Supervision Module

Slide 2-8 Aircraft Dispatch Channels NICC-National Resources Infrared aircraft Aircraft frequencies (can also be GACC and local) Logistical charters (can also be GACC and local)

Slide 2-9 Aircraft Dispatch Channels GACC - Area Resources Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) Type 3 CWN helicopters Single Engine Airtankers (SEATs) Logistical aircraft Aircraft frequencies

Slide 2-10 Dispatch Center Local Resources Local tactical aircraft resources. Logistical aircraft within locally designated response area with GACC assistance.

Slide 2-11 Aircraft Resources Summary Slide 2-11

Slide 2-12 Aircraft Flight Request Form Flight Planning Identifies elements of the flight. Identifies hazard and safety information. Provides a format to track the flight from point of origin to final destination.

Slide 2-13 Initial Request Information Block Passenger/Cargo Information Block Flight Itinerary Block EDSD obtains this information Aircraft Flight Request Form

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Slide 2-17 Flight Following/Tracking The flight following and tracking information is critical in the event of an aircraft emergency. This is done by the local initial attack office, the EDSD has some responsibilities.

Slide 2-18 Airport Identifiers A good source for airport identifiers:

Slide 2-19 Other Common Acronyms ETD = Estimated Time of Departure ATD = Actual Time of Departure ETE = Estimated Time En Route ETA = Estimated Time of Arrival ATA = Actual Time of Arrival RON = Remain Over Night PAX = Passengers

Slide 2-20 Flight Manager Briefing by the Aircraft Dispatcher Review the flight itinerary Review the passenger list Discuss the pilot and aircraft information Establish flight following procedures

Slide 2-21 Aircraft Orders Pertaining to the EDSD Expanded Dispatch may order resources to support aircraft Communication with all functional areas essential part of expanded dispatch Communication needs – why, how, who?

Slide 2-22 Crews Large Transport Emergency Release of Crew Member Tool Transport (Saws, etc.)

Slide 2-23 Overhead Helicopter Modules Incident Management Team Support Individual Resources Mob/Demob

Slide 2-24 Supplies / Services Helibase Support Porta Potties Trailers Air Attack Kit Fuel Tender Portable Retardant Plant Transport of Supplies

Slide 2-25 Relationship with Aircraft Dispatcher Communicate, Communicate, Communicate

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Slide 2-27 Unit 2 Objectives 1.Describe the interaction of the EDSD as it relates to the aircraft function. 2.Identify the difference between tactical and logistical missions. 3.Identify the different types of logistical aircraft requests. 4.Effectively utilize flight planning forms and methods.