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1947
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The Executive Yuan of the Republic of China approved founding of the Aviation Training Center under the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) in Hung-qiao, Shanghai to cultivate professional staff in civil aviation. However, the Aviation Training Center was forced to shut down due to a civil war. |
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1954
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To accommodate the growing regional demands of the international aviation industry, the CAA, under the assistance of the visiting advisors from the Federal Aviation Administration of USA, established a task force to train the civil aviation staff as well as the domestic air force. |
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1970
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Former Director-General, General Mao Ing-chu, was assigned to establish a training center to cultivate civil aviation technicians. |
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1973
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On November 1, the Aviation Training Center resumed formulating operating manuals and training standards. |
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1983
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Operation training for an office automation system launched. |
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1988
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The Aviation Training Center began to develop the ATC ECHO-2001 Radar Simulator. |
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1990
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The ATC ECHO-2001 Radar Simulator was formally put into operation. |
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1991
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The ATC ECHO-2001 Radar Simulator represented the CAA to attend the first Aerospace Technology and Defense Industry Exhibition in Taipei and the Aviation Training Center began to develop the Aerodrome Control Tower Simulator. |
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1992
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The ATC ECHO-2001 Radar Simulator represented the CAA to attend the Transportation Technology Exhibition held by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. |
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1993
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Aerodrome Control Tower was formally launched and exhibited with the ATC ECHO-2001 Radar Simulator in the Six-Year National Construction and Industrial Technology Exhibition. |
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1995
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The development of the Integrated ATC Simulation Training System was completed. |
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1997
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The website was launched (www.atc.gov.tw). |
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1998
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Digitalized training materials were uploaded to the website, and users could access information by utilizing the online search engine. |
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1999
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SGS Yarsley International Certification Services Ltd. certified the Quality Management System of the Center as meeting the requirements of ISO 9002. |
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2000
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The Organization Law of the Aviation Training Institute was promulgated, and the Center was formally renamed the Aviation Training Institute. |
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2003
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The educational administrative Web Server for on-line training programs and data input & search functions was built. |
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2004
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A new, up-to-data generation of the 3-D Aerodrome Control Tower Simulator was officially commissioned, providing air traffic controllers with a real-time aerodrome control training. |
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2005
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Training Manuals for Air Traffic Control, Air Navigation Electronic Engineer & Software Engineer, Flight Information, Aeronautical Telecommunication Operator, Aeronautical Meteorology, Aeronautical Fire Fighting and Flight Operation were edited and revised to establish a standard and practical training model. |
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2006
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Instructors were trained, and the conversion of the Air Traffic Control Procedures to ICAO DOC.4444 based Air Traffic Management Procedures was put in order. |
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2007
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Training Manuals for Air Traffic Control, Air Navigation Electronic Engineer & Software Engineer, Flight Information, Aeronautical Telecommunication Operator, Aeronautical Meteorology, Aeronautical Fire Fighting and Flight Operation were edited and revised to establish a standard and practical training mode. |