DIATA Brochure 2016

DIATADublin International AviationTraining Academyat Castlemoate House Internationally recognised accredited training for the aviation industry

DIATA | Dublin International Aviation Training AcademyDIATAFacts 1. DIATA is the training arm of daai (daa International), a wholly owned subsidiary of daa and based at Dublin Airport 2. Recognised ICAO Regional Training Centre of Excellence 3. First Academy in the world to receive ATI accreditation 4. Industry leaders in aerodrome training and training consultancy 5. Recognised Aviation Security Training Centre (ASTC) 6. Full member of ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS 7. ACI’s Regional Training Centre for Western Europe 8. IATA Authorised Training Centre 9. ACI, ICAO and IOSA Auditor & Senior qualified Instructors 10. 20+ ICAO qualified course developers ensure global standardisation and best practice

DIATA | Contents 01ContentsDIATA at Castlemoate House 02Course options 07ICAO NGAP and why is it important? 08Our partners and regulatory oversight 10International visitors to DIATA 12Ireland & it’s aviation history 16Aviation in Ireland today 18The DIATA team 20

02 DIATA | At Castlemoate House

DIATA | At Castlemoate House 03DIATA at The History of Castlemoate HouseCastlemoateHouse DIATA was also established in 2013 with a key objective of continuing to support and raiseCastlemoate House is the the competency of our staff at home throughhome of DIATA and where adopting the ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS principlesmuch of our training takes and at the same time supporting their NGAPplace. It is part of the Dublin (Next Generation of Aviation Professionals)Airport Authority campus strategies. The Academy have forged strategicand within walking distance partnerships with International Aviation Bodiesof Dublin Airport’s terminals. and Academic Institutions focused on promoting the importance of Education in Aviation. Castlemoate House is adorned with carefully constructed Italian-influcnced The older part of Castlemoate House was built plaster work and stained glass in 1822. The ‘moate’ part of the name comes from a rath, or ring fort which once occupied the site. Ring-forts were simply an early type of farm dwelling, which were protected by a circular earthern bank making the habitation easier to protect. The ‘castle’ part of the name comes from a local legend which tells of a castle which once stood here, the legend says that it was destroyed by its Irish occupiers to prevent it falling into enemy hands. During the excavation for building the house in 1822 serveral coins, musket balls and other artefacts were discovered dating back to the 17th Century. Castlemoate House as we know it today is made up of buildings from two different periods, the first was built by Thomas McOwen in 1822 and was a farmhouse, the farm at that time consisted of around two hundred acres. In 1877, the house was bought by a wealthy merchant from Dublin, Christopher Dodd. He was 44 years old and his new wife was 16. Her name was Elizabeth and she was a member of a local farming family with land and wealth in their own right. They were a ‘Good match’ and while on the Grand Tour, or what we would now call honeymoon, he and his new bride fell in love with the Italian architecture, so much so that they pursuaded an Italian architect to return with them to Ireland to make Castelmoate the house of their dreams.

04 DIATA | At Castlemoate House

DIATA | At Castlemoate House 05Their dream was realised! In 1925 the house was Left Pagesold and occupied by Mr Hammond until the Top Image — The exterior facade ofMonson family bought it in 1932. The arrival Castlemoate House.of the Monson’s saw Castlmoate House enterupon its greatest period of gaeity and laughter, Bottom left — The AGA in the kitchen wasit’s finest time of acutally been a home. Once restored by daa and is a place where guestsagain there were children in the house and congregate over tea and coffee.parties and dances of great glamour, the housewas alive again. Bottom right — Modern Artistic works are dotted around the building on-loan fromThe small orchestra would be installed at the the National Gallery of Ireland.front door lobby and all the doors were flungopen on both sides of the hallway so dancers Right Pagecould sweep through the rooms. The great Irish Decorative stained-glass greets the guestsactor Cyril Cusack waltzed through the house in the lobby area.and famous poets such as Brendan Behanvisited regularly. He wrote a play for radio basedon Castlemoate. He entitled it ‘The Big House’.Other visitors included Michael MacLiammoirand Hilton. They were among the greatest actor/producer/ directors of their time. James Masonwould also visit before he left for Hollywoodwhere he played the role of Brutus in JuliesCeasar staring opposite Brando and Gielgud.While the house has been restored it has n otbeen significantly alterd with marble fireplaces,beautiful ceilings and ornate plasterwork insideand out. Although times were hard in Irelanddue to the Economic war, the family prosperedand were very happy. They brought electricityto the house, carried out major improvementsto the f arm, built orchards which not only gavea good crop but was home to the pheasantsthey reared.Mr Monson was a pragmatist. The housebecame a family home and the formal gardenswere replaced for tennis courts. He felt it wasfar better to see your children and friends enjoythemselves with tennis and eat homemadeice-cream rather than the cold elegance of aformal garden. Castlemoate was sold to theRedhouse family in 1948 and in 1974 DublinAirport Authority, or Aer Rianta as it was thenknown, became the new owners of the houseand untertook a large restoration programme.

“The IT familiarization training course providedby DIATA serves the interests of OMAC ICT staffto get exposure with airport operations which isaligned with our duties in Oman. This training alsoenhanced our professionalism and understand thefull sense of modern airport operations. The key andunique main advantages of this training was the livelaboratory experience gained by working with ourDublin Partners in their fully functioning Airportand which can be transferred to our new airports inOman. We are excited by the vigorous, diligent andunique method of training which included a greatfacility in Castlemoate House and Aviation expertsfrom different fields. This, therefore, is the bestexample known where you can extract knowledgeand update new skills” Abdullah Khamis Abdullah Al-Hinai OAMC (Oman Airport Management Company)

CourseOptionsAt DIATA we recognise that all of ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Training Instructors Courseour clients are unique. We work very ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Training Developers Courseclosely with our training customers ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Training Managers Courseand partners to understand ACI Airline Management for Airport Professionalsthe culture, the people and the ACI GSN 3: Emergency Planning and Crisis Managementrequirements for every training ACI Wildlife Hazard Managementpackage that we deliver. ACI Airport Master Planning ACI GSN 5 - Advanced Safety Management SystemsWe also provide off the shelf standard ACI Airport HR Managementtraining courses for a broad variety ACI Safety Risk Assessmentof topics cost effectively, We alwaystailor our training programmes foryour specific needs. We can providecustomised Aviation training coursesfor almost any subject and any groupof delegates from Airport Leaders toQuality and Safety.If you have any queries or questions IATA Emergency Planning and Response for Airports and GSPsabout any of the courses listed or IAMPAP ICAO/ACI Air Transport System Courserequire customised courses, please AMPAP ACI/ICAO User Chargesdon’t hesitate to contact a member JAATO IR Part-M GENERAL Training Courseof the DIATA team or email [email protected], or check out facebook.com/DIATAtraining. JAATO IR Part-145 Training Course JAATO European flight time limitations JAATO Air Crew Commission Regulations (EU) 1178/2011 and Amending Regulations DAi MSc in Management (Aviation Leadership) DIATA Attitude for Aviation—Skills for Life DIATA Introduction to Aviation DIATA Foundation diploma in Airport Operations For a more detailed account on all courses, please visit www.diata.com

08 DIATA | ICAO NGAP and why is it important? ICAO NGAP and why is it important?

DIATA | ICAO NGAP and why is it important? 09The international aviation community recognises Relevant Statistics That Support NGAP: In thethat there will be an anticipated shortage of next 20 years, airlines will add 25,000 newskilled aviation professionals in the near future. aircraft to the current 17,000 commercial fleet.This is due to the large contingent of the currentgeneration of aviation professionals that will By 2026, 480,000 new technicians will beretire and the limited access to affordable needed to maintain the aircraft and overtraining and education. The lack of harmonised 350,000 pilots to fly them.competencies in some aviation disciplines anda lack of awareness by the “next generation” In 2010, ICAO developed the ICAO Civilof the types of aviation jobs available further Aviation Training Policy that allows it tocompound the problem. In 2009 in response, endorse suitably qualified and certified aviationICAO established the Next Generation of training institutions.Aviation Professionals Taskforce. This consistsof 29 representatives from industry, education Source www.icao.intand training providers, regulatory bodies andinternational organisations. 

10 DIATA | Our partners and regulatory oversight Our partners and regulatory oversight GLOBAL AVIATION TRAINING ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Regional TRAINAIR PLUS™ Training Centre of Excellence 6. Airport Council 1. ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Regional International Training Centre of Excellence Full Trainair Membership Western European ICAO Qualified: Training Centre — Course Developers ATI approved — Training Instructors — Training Manager 5. Academic Partners DCU 2. International Air Transport Association Carlow IT Harvard DAI Standford DIATA4. Joint Aviation Authority Approved Training Centre Training Organisation Training Partners 2015 3. Regulatory Oversight IAA / EASA / DTT Our Partners

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12 DIATA | International visitors to DIATA“It was truly an honor being partof such a prestigious trainingprogramme along with thoroughprofessionals, remarkablyknowledgeable trainers andextraordinarily courteous hosts.” Ali S Khan, Training Specialist TIBAH Airport Operations Co. Ltd.Internationalvisitors to DIATAWorld class Educational Standards, We are delighted to receive participants fromReputation and Recognition all over the world to our Training Academy at Dublin Airport. Each participant is greeted asIn cooperation with our partners, ICAO, a guest to Castlemoate House and leaves asIATA , ACI, JAATO, DAI and DCU, we offer a friend. It is a wonderful opportunity to meetinternationally recognised aviation accredited other professionals in the aviation industry andprogrammes to participants from all over build relationships into the future.the world. We are committed to developingcareers and a workforce that makes theAviation industry safe, secure, compliantand sustainable. Our understanding of bestpractice, international standards, and industryregulations, ensures our courses address realworkplace challenges

DIATA | International visitors to DIATA 13Afghanistan Columbia Iceland Malta Romania Tanzania Mozambique South Africa Trinidad & TobagoAntigua & Barbuda Croatia India Netherlands Singapore Uganda Norway South Korea United KingdomAustralia Cyprus Indonesia Oman Spain USA Poland Sudan ZambiaBahamas Ethiopia Iran Portugal Swaziland Qatar SwedenBarbados France IsraelBelgium Germany ItalyBosnia & Herzegovina Ghana KosovoCanada We welcomGreeepcaerticipants from Laalltvoivaer the world... Afghanistan Columbia Iceland Malta Romania Tanzania India Mozambique South Africa Trinidad & Tobago Antigua & Barbuda Croatia Indonesia Netherlands Singapore Uganda Iran Norway South Korea United Kingdom Australia Cyprus Israel Oman Spain USA Italy Poland Sudan Zambia Bahamas Ethiopia Kosovo Portugal Swaziland Latvia Qatar Sweden Barbados France Belgium Germany Bosnia & Herzegovina Ghana Canada Greece

“Working in airports isdifferent from working inany other institution” Mr. David Weir, Head of IT Architecture in Dublin Airport



16 DIATA | Ireland & it’s aviation history1931 1936 1939 1940 1947 1951Iona National Aer Lingus 1939 to 1945 is the Dublin Airport The first Duty Aer LingusAirways is is founded. flying boat era. opens it’s doors Free shop is expands routesestablished. The port of Foynes for the first time. created at across Europe andThis is a privately is the central Shannon Airport. increases its fleetfunded “national” point for air traffic to become one ofairline. from the United the first operators States and Europe. of the Vickers The famous Flying Viscount 707’s. boats frequent the port.

DIATA | Ireland & it’s aviation history 17 Ireland & it’s aviation history Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown, took off from Lester’s Field Newfoundland on June 14th 1919, and landed June 15th 1919, at Clifden in Ireland. The rest, they say, is history...1960 1975 1977 1979 1980 198514 December — The Guinness Aer Lingus is the Aer Lingus 1980s GPA Ryanair isAer Lingus enters Peat Aviation second in Europe becomes the first becomes the established bythe jet age. Three is established. (after SAS) to airline other than world’s largest Christopher Ryan,Boeing 720s are This Commercial introduce female Alitalia to be used commercial aircraft Liam Lonergan anddelivered to Ireland Aircraft Sales pilots. Gráinne by Pope John Paul lessor. At its peak, Tony Ryan. Thefor their route to and Leasing Cronin becomes II, when he flies the company was airline begins withNew York and company was set Irelands first aboard a specially valued at $4 billion. a 15-seat Embraertheir new route to up by Aer Lingus, female pilot. modified Boeing (GPA Guinness Peat Bandeirante, flyingBoston. Due to this The Guinness Peat (Irish Times. 26 May 747 (EI-ASI or St. Aviation – Details between Waterfordsuccess, Aer Lingus Group and Tony 2010. Retrieved 17 Patrick) from Rome and Fleet History and Gatwicktook delivery of Ryan, then an Aer April 2011.) to Dublin and later Planespotters.net ) Airport. Currently,their first larger Lingus executive. from Shannon Ryanair operatesBoeing 707 in 1964, to Boston. 304 Boeing 737and this airdraft from 67 Europeancontinued to serve bases and overthem until 1986. 1800 flights per day during high season.

18 DIATA | Aviation in Ireland today2015 96%In 2014 Harry Houlihan set a new Irish 96% of air traffic from North America torecord as the country’s youngest pilot ever Europe is managed through Irish air space.to fly aged 14. (Source: Flying in Ireland Magazine,October 2014 issue)IRELAND HAS...Over 8,000 licensed pilots 11 public licensed aerodromes1400 aircraft 336 Air traffic Control Officersmaintenance engineers 76 Radio Officers27 licensed aerodromes3 state airports 4510 Kilometer sq. of air space

DIATA | Aviation in Ireland today 19Aviation inIreland todayNo.1 First country in the world to successfully roll out drone registrationUK UK is the most popular destination from DublinNY New York is the most popular long-haul destinationNo.2 Ireland ranked second in Europe and fourth in the world for civil aviation safety oversight following an ICAO continuous monitoring approach audit1/5 Ireland is only one of 5 countries which was sighted as having no problematic areas in Aviation Security in 2013.  DUBLIN AIRPORT HAS... 2 Runway Length: r/w 10/28: 57 airlines (Scheduled & Charter) 2.637m; r/w 16/34: 2.072mUp to 600 Aircraft 2 Terminalsmovements per day 175 Routes (Scheduled & Charter) 15,500 long-term and 3,100 short-term car parking spaces

20 DIATA | The DIATA team Kevin O Driscoll Senior Vice President E: [email protected] Damian Lenagh Michael McNamaraDIATAteam Senior Vice President Project Manager E: [email protected] E: [email protected]

DIATA | The DIATA team 21 from then to there to now 1903, the Wright 1969, Apollo 11 2014, The A380 brothers take off lunar landing Airbus arrives in Kitty Hawk DIATA will play it's part in preparing the next generation of Aviation ProfessionalsEóin Ryan Aisling Ryan Emma KellyVice President Training & Facilities Manager Marketing and Comms. ManagerE: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected]

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