Simulation Can Be Habit Forming
Research shows simulator training aids pilots in upset recovery, but FSTDs have limitations.
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Training for Startle
Research suggests that targeted training could help pilots mitigate the startle effect.
Training ARC Recommends Alternate Path for ATP Candidates
ALPA critical of release of Air Carrier Training ARC recommendations.
Air Mail | Letters From Our Readers
Flight Simulation Training Devices Responding to questions from AeroSafety World during editorial research and to…
Loss of Control–In Flight (LOC-I), Flight Training
Brave New World
FAA simulator requirements enable acceptably realistic recoveries from full stalls and upsets in commercial jets.
Tweaking Pilot Training
Adjustments in training could help address safety risks and expand the pool of new regional…
Loss of Control–In Flight (LOC-I), Aviation Research, Flight Training, Winter/Challenging Ops
Simulating Encounters With ICE
Training can help pilots prepare for hazardous aircraft icing.
Loss of Control–In Flight (LOC-I), Flight Training
Tight Fit
Delta Air Lines and Aviation Performance Solutions prepare 16 flight simulator instructors to design fleet‑specific…
Effective Monitoring
New guidance for improving flight path monitoring by pilots should help avoid accidents, working group…
Breaking Away
Advancing airline pilot training increasingly means jettisoning obsolete and discredited practices, experts say.