Flight Levels · FL2D
Flight Level 2 Design (FL2D)
Design Flight Level 2 coordination systems that make cross-team work genuinely visible — surfacing dependencies, aligning priorities, and connecting day-to-day delivery to organisational strategy, all without a costly reorganisation. You'll learn to run the coordination meetings, visualisations, and replenishment cadences that keep an FL2 system working, whether you're a manager coordinating multiple teams, a Scrum Master moving into broader organisational improvement, or a coach ready to go beyond the team level. It's hands-on and highly practical, building directly on the concepts introduced in Flight Levels Introduction (FLIN).
- Level
- Practitioner
- Duration
- 2 days · 4 x ½ days · your pace
- Certification
- FL2D
- Languages
- English, German
Certified by Flight Levels Academy 
Ways to join
Pick a format below
Online
Berlin, Germany
🎁 Offer: 3 seats for the price of 2
No upfront payment needed. A VAT invoice (Rechnung) will be sent via email and you can pay by bank transfer or with card.
See full training schedule →Who is this course for?
- Managers and team leads responsible for coordinating work across multiple teams
- Agile coaches expanding their practice beyond the team level into coordination and flow
- Scrum Masters moving into broader organisational improvement and change roles
- Anyone working on cross-team dependency management or inter-team planning and prioritisation
- Leaders who have completed FLIN or equivalent exposure and are ready to go deeper
- Consultants and coaches supporting organisations that are scaling their agile delivery capability
What you'll learn
- How to design a Flight Level 2 coordination system that makes cross-team work genuinely visible
- How to identify, surface, and manage dependencies at the coordination level
- How to visualise priorities and flow across teams without requiring individual teams to change their practices
- How to facilitate FL2 coordination meetings that surface blockers and drive useful decisions
- How to connect an FL2 system to portfolio-level strategy and Flight Level 3
- How to introduce an FL2 system incrementally into an organisation without costly reorganisation
- How to run a Flight Level 2 replenishment meeting that actually changes what teams work on next
- What a well-functioning FL2 system looks like after six months — and how to know if yours is working
How to take this course
Choose the format that fits you
In-Person
A full cohort, in one room, hands-on and trainer-led. Choose this if you want live feedback and the energy of a structured group session.
Included
Live Online
The same course, delivered live over video calls and a shared virtual whiteboard. Choose this if you want that same live, trainer-led format without travelling.
Included
Self-Paced, On Demand
Work through the full curriculum on your own schedule, with trainer support on hand. Choose this if your schedule doesn't allow consecutive days away, or you'd rather take your time.
Included
Not sure which fits best? Get in touch and we'll help you decide.
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