GPS
Our GPS course covers all the essential tools and techniques for handling GPS accurately and effectively, helping pilots avoid errors. Pilots will gain a deep understanding of key concepts such as RAIM, RNP, Noise, Bias, and Orbital Errors, WAAS and GBAS, GPS NOTAMs, Operational Guides, STAR procedures, Fly-over and Fly-by Waypoint techniques, Localizer Performance, and […]
TAWS
Our TAWS course provides an introduction to the purpose of Terrain Awareness and Warning Systems. It ensures pilots will have a clear understanding of the TAWS functions, what alerts may occur, and how to respond to them. Additionally, we address common issues with TAWS such as Nuisance Alerts and when it is appropriate to inhibit […]
TCAS II
TCAS II provides a general overview of what TCAS is, why it was developed, and it’s safety benefits. The course provides pilots with the basic concepts of TCAS, ensuring that no matter what product they use they’ll understand the fundamental purpose of each type of alert and level of protection offered by TCAS II. Finally, […]
PRM-SOIA Procedures
PRM and SOIA approaches are used to maintain distance between aircraft landing on runways spaced closely together. Our PRM-SOIA Procedures course lays an excellent foundation for how these procedures are conducted and what contingencies are used in the event that aircraft are not able to maintain the appropriate distance. For Part 135, Part 125, and […]
Physiology and First-Aid
We offer Physiology and First-Aid courses tailored to Fixed Wing or Rotor Wing flight crews that fulfill the requirements for training over altitude related illness and how to respond to illness, injury, or abnormal situations involving passengers or crew during flight. For Part 135, Part 125, and Part 91 pilot training, our Physiology and First […]
METAR and TAF
Our METAR and TAF course is designed to help pilots of Part 135, Part 125, and Part 91 understand coded weather reports and forecasts. This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the elements of aviation weather reports, how they are coded, and how to interpret them. Through this course, pilots will review METAR elements and […]
FAR Regulations
We offer FAR Regulations courses for Part 91, Part 125, and Part 135 operators, and cover maintenance regulations as well. Courses include Part 91 Subpart F, 14 CFR Part 1-97 and 49 CFR Part 830, 14 CFR Part 110, 119, 125, and 135. The rotor wing courses are separated by IFR and VFR depending on […]
Single Pilot Resource Management
Single Pilot Resource Management uses many of the concepts of crew resource management and teaches pilots to apply them to single pilot operations. Our SRM course covers managing outside and onboard resources prior to and during flight and enables pilots to accurately assess hazards, manage potential risks, and make good decisions. For Part 135, Part […]
Winter Operations
Our fixed-wing and rotor-wing Winter Operations courses focus on cold temperature subjects such as in-flight and ground icing, deicing procedures, various deicing and anti-icing fluid types, holdover tables, runway contamination, and the intricacies of operating in cold weather conditions. This comprehensive curriculum addresses the unique challenges of cold weather, including the effects of icing on […]
ADS-B Overview
ADS-B Overview focuses on ensuring pilots have a working understanding of their ADS-B equipment, how to utilize the equipment according to regulatory requirements, what services are available, as well as how to avoid common human factors errors associated with ADS-B. The course will provide pilots with a basic understanding of the system symbols and how […]
