All Training Courses
AirTera Online Training delivers a modern, accessible training system built to meet regulatory requirements while improving knowledge retention.
Title VI – Nondiscrimination Compliance Training
This training covers Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color, or national origin in federally funded programs.
This training covers Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which states that no person in the United States shall on the ground of race, color, or national origin be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.
Fuel Safety Supervisor Training
Gain procedural knowledge on supervisory requirements for fueling safety and fire safety procedures at the airport.
The FAA has listed this course in the AC 150/5230-4 Addendum List of Approved Fuel Safety Training Courses, having met the requirements of 49 CFR 139.321 and AC 150/5230-4.
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General Aviation Driver Safety Awareness
Gain insight on procedures needed for safe driving operations at the airport.
General Aviation Security Awareness
Understand aviation security and the various roles and responsibilities of those working within General Aviation at the airport.
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To Be Welcoming: Diversity Awareness
Awareness primer about bias, empathy, civility, and dialogue designed to provide for more open discussions. This course is provided in partnership with Starbucks Global Academy and Arizona State University.
Regulation Covered: California AB2034
139 ARFF Requirements
Learn the requirements necessary for ARFF services and equipment at airports.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Airfield Marking Professional (AMP) Certificate Training
Sightline’s Airfield Marking Professional (AMP) certificate training is designed for airport professionals, contractors, and design/RPR engineers, and is aligned with FAA Part 139 standards and AC 150/5340-1 training recommendations. The program covers key topics including runway and taxiway standards, best practices, project planning and administration, materials, equipment, installation, inspection, performance, and common problems. Register before March 2026 to take advantage of introductory pricing.
Airfield Condition Reporting
Gain knowledge of airfield conditions and proper reporting for aircraft and airport operator safety.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Regulation Covered: 14 CFR § 139.339
Vehicle Security Inspection
Learn practical knowledge on airport vehicle security inspections.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Regulation Covered: 49 CFR Part 1542 / 14 CFR Part 139
Line Fuel Service Training
Understanding fuel safety with procedures for inspections, storage, dispensing and fire safety.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
NEW! The FAA has listed this course in the AC 150/5230-4 Addendum List of Approved Fuel Safety Training Courses, having met the requirements of 49 CFR 139.321 and AC 150/5230-4.
Movement Area Drivers Training
Gain procedural knowledge on driving and safe operations in the Movement Area of the airport.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Non-Movement Area Drivers Training
Learn to perform driving procedures needed for safe operations in the Non-Movement Area of the airport.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
139 Airport Emergency Plan
Gain in-depth knowledge for compliance actions and program communications to stakeholders responsibilities for various types of emergency situations at the airport.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
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FAR Part 139 Inspections
Gain procedural knowledge on conducting FAR Part 139 Self-Inspections of the airport.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
FAR 139 Cargo Hazards and HazMat Reporting
General hazardous materials awareness and familiarization training under 49CFR and IATA and the potential damage they may cause. Emphasis is on hazardous materials recognition, safety, and reporting.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Notice to Airmen (NOTAMS) Training
Gain procedural knowledge on the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) system process.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / AC 150-5200-28D
Wildlife Hazards Awareness Training
Learn about wildlife hazards associated with airport operations.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Intro to FAA Part 139 & Airport Certification Manual
This course provides knowledge about the creation and management of the Airport Certification Manual (ACM), and is for those who work in airport movement areas, safety areas, and perform duties in compliance with the requirements of the ACM.
This course is part of the 139 Training Suite for Airport Operations Personnel and can be purchased individually or with the full suite of courses.
Airport Criminal History Records Check (CHRC) Adjudication
The CHRC Adjudication Training course focuses on the federal requirements of 49 CFR 1542.209 for individuals seeking unescorted access authority to TSA regulated airports. The course covers: the CHRC background and process, exceptions and disqualifying criteria, application and submission, adjudicating CHRC results, RAP Back program, the Centralized Revocation Database (CRD), and reviewing sample CHRC results.
Airport Security Coordinator (ASC)
This Airport Security Coordinator Certification Online course focuses on aviation security and the many roles of the Airport Security Coordinator (ASC) and is designed to prepare individuals to perform the functions of the ASC as required by 49 CFR 1542.3. Upon completion of this course students will be familiar with the Airport Security Plan (ASP) as well as the regulations that govern airport security. The Airport Security Coordinator Certification Online includes an overview of the history of aviation security, working functions of the agencies with security responsibilities, an understanding of why information is restricted, the purpose of the Airport Security Program, and specific instruction in the functions of the Airport Security Coordinator (ASC) position. Emphasis is placed on the Code of Federal Regulations Title 1542, 1544, 1546, 1548 and 1550 and the effects of security directives for the airport and airport partners.
Designed to prepare individuals to perform the functions of the ASC as required by 49 CFR 1542.3.
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Trusted Agent Credentialing (TAC)
This credentialing training program is intended for airport Trusted Agents who work with their ASC and Authorized Signatories for issuing Airport Identification to badge-holders. The course includes a best practices overview of a variety of current software and functionalities. Upon completion of this course, attendees will learn methods to stay organized to ensure the accuracy and verification of credential documents and avoid fraud or mishandling Badge holder sensitive personal information. The course is available online 24/7 and upon successful completion of all 4 modules in the curriculum, an online certificate is available for your training file.
The requirements of SD 1542-08-04 series are covered along with other various TSA requirements.
Aviation Worker Screening Program (AWSP)
This Aviation Worker Screening Program training provides a thorough overview of the requirements for airport operators who conduct aviation worker screening as outlined in TSA’s National Amendment 23-02. This course provides in-depth knowledge about screening individuals attempting to access airport restricted areas and is from the perspective of the screening operator. The course covers a variety of screening tools and equipment, as well as security screening and inspection procedures.
This training provides a thorough overview of the requirements for airport operators as outlined in TSA’s National Amendment 23-02.
Sensitive Security Information
Understand the different types of Sensitive Security Information typically encountered in aviation and how protect that information.
Regulation Covered: 49 CFR Part 1520
Surviving an Active Shooter Event
Learn how run, hide, fight strategies during an active shooter emergency can save your life in a variety of life and work situations.
Airport Active Threat / Terminal Evacuation Training
Learn how to run, hide and fight responses and how to react during active threat emergencies while working at an airport.
ARFF Adapting Structural Equipment
Gain in-depth knowledge on adapting structural firefighting equipment to Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 11
ARFF Aircraft Cargo Hazards
Learn about hazardous cargo and materials that may be present at the airport.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 9
ARFF Airport Emergency Plan
Learn about the Airport Emergency Plan and the responsibilities of those who are involved during an airport emergency.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 16
ARFF Airport Familiarization
Learn the essentials of the airport environment and the operations occurring around the airfield.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 5
ARFF Emergency Communication
Learn the communication procedures between aircraft experiencing an emergency and the Air Traffic Control Tower, Incident Command, ARFF and mutual aid responding units.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 10 / AC150-5210-7D
ARFF Extinguishing Agents
Understand aviation fuel/fire hazards and the various extinguishing agents available to ARFF personnel.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 12
ARFF Hoses & Nozzles
Learn about the different types of hoses and nozzles used by ARFF personnel.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 11
ARFF Safety
Gain in-depth knowledge on occupational health and safety hazards for ARFF personnel.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 7 & 8
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ARFF Tactical Operations
Learn tactical operations for fighting aircraft fires, with emphasis placed on the different situations ARFF personnel may encounter during the performance of their duties.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 14 / NFPA 402 Chapter 4-12
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Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP): All Employee
Newly updated, our TFSSP All Employee course is intended to familiarize all employees of a TFSSP aircraft operator with a basic overview of the TFSSP and special requirements of the program. This course does not contain Sensitive Security Information.
Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP): In-Flight Security Coordinator
Created specifically for the In-Flight Security Coordinator (ISC), to provide valuable information on the ISC role. The ISC and other crewmembers must complete this training before conducting TFSSP flights, and then on an annual recurrent basis. This course contains Sensitive Security Information (SSI).
Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP): In-Flight Security Coordinator - Recurrent
Our new course for In-Flight Security Coordinators (IFCs) meets TSA regulations for the TFSSP recurrent training while getting your team members back on the line quicker.
Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP): Ground Security Coordinator
Newly updated, this training course ensures the Ground Security Coordinator (GSC) receives the material required of the TFSSP. The GSC must complete this training before conducting TFSSP flights, and then on an annual recurrent basis. This course contains Sensitive Security Information (SSI).
Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP): Ground Security Coordinator - Recurrent
This new course for Ground Security Coordinators (GSCs) instructs GSCs of their responsibilities while meeting TSA recurrent training requirements.
Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP): Cargo Supplemental
Specifically for TFSSP operators with a cargo program. This course does not contain SSI.
DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP): All Employee
Familiarizes all employees of a DASSP aircraft operator with the DCA security program and provide basic instruction on the special security measures for these flights. This course does not contain SSI.
DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP): In-Flight Security Coordinator
In-Flight Security Coordinators (ISC), for aircraft operators with a DCA security program will learn about their responsibilities under this role, as well as meet appropriate training requirements. This course contains Sensitive Security Information (SSI).
DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP): Primary & Alternate Security Coordinator
Created specifically for Primary Security Coordinators and Alternate Security Coordinators for aircraft operators with a DCA security program, this course meets TSA requirements as well as covers the responsibilities associated with this role.
DASSP FBO: Employee
Instructs all employees at a gateway airport FBO with the DCA security program on the security measures required to serve as the last point of departure for DCA flights. This course does not contain Sensitive Security Information (SSI).
DASSP FBO: Primary & Alternate Security Coordinator
FBO Primary Security Coordinators and Alternative Security Coordinators learn about the DCA Fixed Base Operator Security Program and the responsibilities associated with their role. This course contains Sensitive Security Information (SSI).
Flight School Security Awareness
TSA and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) have collaborated to create an online General Aviation Security course which may be used for initial and recurrent flight school security awareness training.
Employee Anti-Drug & AMPP
Newly updated, employees learn about different types of controlled substances, the effects of using alcohol and controlled substances, how to recognize if they have a problem, and how to get help. This course is compliant with DOT/FAA employee training requirements.
Supervisor - Reasonable Suspicion / Cause
Newly updated, supervisors study relevant information on how to identify possible signs of alcohol or drug use, and the criteria required to order a reasonable suspicion/cause test. This course complies with FAA/DOT requirements for supervisor training.
DHS Blue Lightning Initiative - Human Trafficking
All aviation employees who regularly interact with passengers are required to complete training on human trafficking, how to identify possible trafficking activity and how to report it. This training is required on an annual basis.
Checked Baggage Inspection Systems
This course will demonstrate the procedures needed when developing a baggage screening system at an airport.
Regulations Covered: 49 CFR Part 1542 and SD(s)
Emergency Communication Awareness
Our Airport Emergency Training is customized with site specific video to align with your emergency plan and prepares employees to assess their work area for evacuation routes while understanding how first responders may act during incidents. The curriculum covers airport and port emergency awareness, active threats, guest experience, communication with first responders, what to do until help arrives, human trafficking awareness, and situational awareness within the Facility Emergency Plan. The training is approximately four hours long and can be delivered in multiple languages.
Hazardous Material Awareness & Recognition
Learn about the different types of hazardous materials and the safety issues surrounding them at an airport.
Regulations Covered: 49 CFR Part 100-185 / IATA International Regulations.
Human Trafficking Training
Airport Initiative offers an online course (30 minutes) that includes videos and engaging interactive elements, as well as live webinars (90 minutes) with question and answer discussions.
For each airport, they customize the online training module with the airport’s reporting protocol and specific airport contact information. This allows the appropriate airport authorities to quickly respond and intervene for a potential victim while they are still at the airport.
Regulation Covered: California AB2034
To Be Welcoming: Diversity Awareness
Awareness primer about bias, empathy, civility, and dialogue designed to provide for more open discussions. This course is provided in partnership with Starbucks Global Academy and Arizona State University.
Regulation Covered: California AB2034
Security Awareness
This course covers the security risks that airports face today, how to recognize potential security risks, and what to do if you see something suspicious.
Airport Worker Security Awareness
Gain an awareness of aviation security and the various roles and responsibilities of those working at an airport.
Regulation Covered: 49 CFR Part 1542
Authorized Signatory Training
An in-depth view on airport processes and procedures that employees must know to be a Badge Sponsor/Authorized Signatory for their company at an airport.
Escort Procedures
Learn proper escort procedures for all employees who have an operational need to escort visitors in and around Sterile or Secured Areas of the airport.
Regulation Covered: 49 CFR Part 1542
Insider Threat
Learn how to recognize and report a variety of insider actions which could threaten aviation and expose vulnerabilities at the airport.
Sterile Area Training
Gain procedural knowledge on aviation security and the various roles and responsibilities of those working within the Sterile Area of the airport.
SIDA – Security ID Display Area Training
Through this required training, gain in-depth knowledge on aviation security and the various roles and responsibilities of those working within the Security Identification Display Area (SIDA) of the airport.
Regulation Covered: 49 CFR Part 1542
Airport Employee Emergency Response Training
This program provides employees lifesaving and practical knowledge on the various airport response capabilities and procedures which may be encountered in the event of an emergency while working at the airport. Emphasis is placed on what Badge-holders need to know and how they should act in a variety of potential emergency situations. While not all emergencies are covered the procedures referenced are in alignment with National Incident Management Systems (NIMS), Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA), and established best practices to protect airport personnel and the traveling public.
Aviation History (Security Effects)
This in depth course reviews many aviation incidents and tragedies which have changed the way security policy, procedures and practices are accomplished to protect travelers and airport workers.
Challenge Procedures
Gain knowledge on how personnel conduct security challenges at airports.
Regulation Covered: 49 CFR Part 1542
ARFF A/C, A/P, Veh, Specialized Training
Become familiar with specialized situations, aircraft, and vehicles while working with SMGCS, HRET operations, FLIR and DEV systems, explosive aircraft devices, and crash scene evidence.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / FAA AC 150/5210-17C
ARFF Aircraft Familiarization
Gain in-depth knowledge about the different types of aircraft serviced by the airport, with emphasis on aircraft structure and configuration, required for ARFF response.
This is an individual course. If you’re looking for the complete ARFF Suite of courses, go to ARFFRecurrent.com.
Regulations Covered: 14 CFR Part 139 / NFPA 405 Chapter 6
Airport Compliance Manual Writing & Consulting
Our team recommends outcome improvements, based on best practices that keep your airport programs in step with the changing environment and regulatory measures.
Airport Law Enforcement Officer Training
Conducted in a classroom setting, our Airport Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) Training course is a mixture of prerequisite online modules, lectures, interactive discussion, practical exercises and scenario resolution focusing on current security topics in aviation. Upon successful completion, students receive a Certificate of Completion that can be added to their training profile and Airport Security Plan (ASP).
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Airport Emergency Training
Our Airport Emergency Training is customized with site-specific video to align with your emergency plan, helping employees learn how to assess their work areas for evacuation routes and understand how first responders may act during incidents. The curriculum covers airport and port emergency awareness, active threats, guest experience, communication with first responders, what to do until help arrives, human trafficking awareness, situational awareness, and your Facility Emergency Plan. The training is approximately four hours in length and can be delivered in multiple languages.
Simple Course Builder
Create and deploy simple interactive eLearning courses to your training platform with our Simple Course Builder service. Use easily accessible static slide presentation programs like PowerPoint as well as read and sign documents that can be tracked.
Upload presentation sides or images and add a final test with True/False and multiple choice quizzes. Test questions are displayed in random order and pulled from a bank of questions to maintain integrity in your testing. Can be published for immediate distribution to airport employees and tenants.
Does not support video or audio at this time.
Custom Course Development
Create engaging eLearning courses tailored to your operation’s objectives. You provide the content, and we handle the rest, delivering full multimedia production capabilities including research, storyboarding, scriptwriting, 2D animation, 3D graphics, on-site video shoots, an in-house green screen studio, audio production, and more. We partner with airports, airlines, seaports, military organizations, aviation industry contractors, and defense contractors to bring high-impact training to life.
Audit Programs
Our customized audit programs include a detailed in-brief on the audit process, a clear understanding of expectations, formal written audit findings, and a defined corrective action plan to support responses to regulatory agencies. In addition, our team can conduct comprehensive safety and security compliance audits of your airport, delivering an unbiased analysis focused on the areas you choose.
