Monday, July 22, 2019 PDC Presentation Detail10:00AM - 11:15AM Not All Loss of Control Accidents Are Spins presented by Ed Wischmeyer ATP/CFII, Ph.D Flight test data, NTSB dockets and online videos show that many “spin” accidents probably weren’t — some may have been low speed spirals that are low AOA events but can easily lose 600 feet in a hurry. Also little understood are loss of control events with very steep banks. This variety of loss of control events suggest new kinds of training for primary students, flight reviews, and CFI initial training. Click here for event information and to share with friends!
11:30AM - 12:45PM Turning Sour Weather Into Lemonade. You presented by Dwight Roberts What do you do when the weather forces the flight lesson planned for the day to be grounded? Do you call the student to cancel the lesson? What if the student calls to cancel the appointment for that day? A bad weather day can still be a great opportunity to do some ground training, especially if the ground training involves the current weather conditions. Using two to three scenarios, and input from the audience, we will explore how to make lemonade from that sour weather that grounded us for the day! Click here for event information and to share with friends!
1:00PM - 2:15PM General Aviation's Accident Culture presented by Ted Sanders, CFI, CFII, MEI, NAFI Board Member This presentation will be a group discussion covering the ongoing challenge with General Aviation's (GA)issues regarding seriously reducing the accident rate. In spite all the efforts of the FAA and the GA community, including Flight Instructors efforts, we only nibble at the number of yearly accidents. It is a culture that needs to be changed. Click here for event information and to share with friends!
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