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There is a surge in the number of safety events. Operators are experiencing several undesired aircraft states and serious incidents that can be traced back to the lack of recency due to the COVID19 pandemic operations reduction.

Pilots depend on structured mental models acquired over time and they depend on being constantly revisited to be effective. Lack of recency does not distort or corrupt these models, but the access to them becomes more difficult in the dynamic environment of flying leading to a delayed response.

The return to regular flight duty must be supported by focusing on the human element. In this program we will discuss not only the major threats, but equally important, their avoidance and mitigation techniques from an operational perspective. You will gain enhanced Threat and Error Management, raised safety awareness and discover solutions to potential problems that you may have never considered or experienced before.


All of our programs are tailored, based on the operator’s needs and are scalable for instructors (train the trainer) and managers.

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Rebuild and restore rusty mental models

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Back to flying

programs
 

These are some of the programs that are part of our holistic view of Human Factors, Safety-II, Resilience Engineering and more.

We offer a tailor-made, enjoyable and enriching learning and development experience to meet your requirements.

 

Contact us to know more about how we can enhance your company's Human and Organizational Performance.

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Can airmanship be taught?

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Commander >

Into the left-hand seat with resilience

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Monitoring >

The last line of defense

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Flight discipline >

The foundation of airmanship

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Decision making >

Looking inside and ahead

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Back to flying >

Rebuild and restore rusty mental models

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