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NBAA Safety Standdown Presentations: Overcoming Loss of Control In-Flight (LOC-I)

Written by APS Training | Feb 2, 2017 11:37:25 PM

Given that Loss of Control In-flight (LOC-I) accounts for over 40% of fatal general aviation accidents and is the leading cause of fatalities in the civilian aviation sector, the NBAA focuses continued efforts on reducing the risk of LOC-I to it's membership.  In particular, the 2015 NBAA Single Pilot Safety Standdown centered around an important industry video titled "Alone in the Cockpit," with presentations by leading industry experts on understanding Loss of Control In-flight as well as strategies to mitigate the risk. A 90-minute training session is now available to help pilots and flight crews benefit from the valuable lessons learned in the Safety Standdown.

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Summary: Overcoming Loss of Control In-flight

The E-presentation consists of 8 videos in which Paul "BJ" Ransbury, lead of the NBAA LOC-I working group and president of APS, delves into the ideas presented in the award-nominated "Alone in the Cockpit" video product as well as key points--where relevant--from the Single Pilot Safety Standdown presentations at NBAA 2015 (below).

Safety Standdown Presentations (Performed Live at NBAA in 2015)

Listed below are the presentations surrounding the risk of LOC-I and strategies to mitigate that risk during NBAA 2015.

  • Loss of Control – Is This Really a Big Deal?
    A review of LOC-I statistics presented by Dr. Earl Weener, NTSB Safety Board
  • Yes, That Really Could Be Me
    Strategies for preventing Loss of Control In-flight presented by Tom Turner, American Bonanza Society Air Safety Foundation
  • Dealing with Out of Control – You & Your Aircraft
    A review of LOCI-I recovery techniques presented by Paul “BJ” Ransbury, Aviation Performance Solutions, presented on
  • New Technology To Help When Things Are Getting Out of Hand
    A review of new technology to help prevent LOC-I presented by Noel Duerksen, Garmin International