Zhong Guo Min Hang Wang·2026-01-08 16:44Core Viewpoint - The East China Air Traffic Management Bureau has expanded its joint emergency response training video course library in collaboration with various aviation entities, enhancing air-ground coordination capabilities for emergency situations [1] Group 1: Course Development - The first phase of the joint emergency response training video course was launched in April 2025 in collaboration with China Eastern Airlines and received widespread recognition [1] - Following this, the East China Air Traffic Management Bureau partnered with China Southern Airlines Shanghai Branch, Pudong Airport, and China Eastern Airlines to further expand the course content [1] - A total of four additional phases of the "Joint Emergency Response Training Video Course" have been completed, establishing a preliminary library for air-ground coordinated emergency response training [1] Group 2: Course Content and Structure - The expanded course library covers three major control specialties: tower, approach, and area control [1] - The training focuses on five typical emergency scenarios: aircraft engine failure, cabin fire, emergency fuel situation, bird strike recovery, and takeoff recovery conflict resolution [1] - A new training paradigm has been constructed, combining "scenario-based teaching" with "standardized processes" for air-ground coordination [1]