Judgment training manual for instructor pilots

I, the undersigned instructor, certify that the above named candidate meets the prerequisites of section of the Personnel Licensing Standards and certify that the candidate has undergone training that encompasses the Flight Instructor Guide and all exercises of the Flight Training Manual. Further, the candidate meets or exceeds the minimum experience and knowledge requirements for the. Judgment Training Manual for Glider Pilots, with Doris Grove, Judgment Training Manual for Glider Flight Instructors, Off Field Landings, Ridge Soaring the Bald Eagle Ridge, The Bronze Badge Book Transition to Gliders: A Flight Training Handbook for Power Pilots, 2nd ed., , On the fun side of life, he was the stunt. This manual is one of a series on Aeronautical Decision Making prepared for the following pilot audiences 1 Student and Private 2 Commercial 3 Instrument 4 Instructor 5 Helicopter 6 Multi-Crew. Keywords Human factors, Human performance, Aviation safety, Aviation training, Pilot error, Judgment, Decision making, Instrument pilots, Professional.

Aviation Human Factors. This aeronautical decision making training manual for instrument pilots is the result of ten years of research, development, testing and evaluation of the effectiveness of teaching judgment and decision making. The material in this manual was developed to improve aviation safety by Aviation Research. In this first judgment training manual for stu- dent pilots, a wealth of new material is presented to teach the mental processes of making sound decisions and judgments. The subject material is divided into the following sections: Introduction to Pilot Judgment Judgment Concepts Self-assessment of Hazardous Thought Patterns.

q promoting improved pilot training, airmanship, conduct, personal responsibility, and instructor contributions to the aviation community and society at. Hubbard, T. P. (). Effect of an inhibition testing model on private pilot, airplane single-engine land, ground school students. (Doctoral dissertation. pilots, instructors, training schools, authorities, 2 ICAO has adopted the TEM model in its Human Factors Training Manual (ICAO Document , ).