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Gaining Situational Awareness in your EOC

You don’t need to look at too many NTSB Probable Cause Reports to see this alarming and reoccurring text, “…loss of Situational Awareness…” as the cause or contributing factor of…

Posted on September 18, 2012
Alert screen on EKG

‘Plan-Test-Respond’ Travel Safety Programs Are for Real-Life Events

Understanding the who, what, where, when and why of the resources you have at your fingertips during a medical or security emergency is paramount to any flight operation’s Travel Safety…

Posted on June 1, 2012
Control panel in cockpit

From Where I Sit: NTSB Resources to Enhance Safety

For many, the NTSB conjures up an image of investigators in blue windbreakers with big yellow letters combing an accident scene where people have lost their lives and others have…

Posted on January 1, 2012

SMS Training

A true SMS, a system that meets regulatory requirements and actually improves your safety profile, is complex. It includes the need for people with skills to identify, analyze, assess and…

Posted on July 15, 2011
Pilot talking into her radio

From Where I Sit…Flight Deck Automation. Have We Gone Too Far?

Our cockpits continue to be increasingly automated. Autopilots, flight directors, flight management systems and electronic flight information systems (EFIS) glass displays are designed to reduce fatigue and allow us to…

Posted on July 1, 2011
Pilot taking notes in cockpit

Maximize Your Training Opportunities Spending the time to coordinate and customize

Cost control is a focus for many of us in the current economic environment. Initiatives to reduce fuel costs, delay capital investments and find more efficient ways to train are…

Posted on April 1, 2011
Single prop planes on tarmac

From Where I Sit…

When Global Aerospace told me that they hoped students would participate in SM4 and use its resources, I listened closely. Students spend time in my ballpark; I’m the Director of…

Posted on April 1, 2010