School of Aviation Application of Threat and Error Management Paul Kearney

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Threat and Error Management Briefing Scenario Lessons SOP’s Instructor Training Check- lists KDP’s

Take a moment, pause gather all information and think Key Decision Points KDP’s Take Off Mid Point TODApproachLand Outside of normal activity cycle or checklist items The decision making process at each of these steps will directly affect the outcome of the flight

Checklists for both normal and emergency procedures Standard Operating Procedures Standard Operating Procedures SOP’s Checklists

Scenario Based Training Scenario Lessons Med Turns To turn the aircraft though 360 o at a constant rate and a 30 o angle of back while maintaining a constant altitude and in balance. Scenario A reporter is preparing an article on living in a small rural town. She has asked to be flown to the town by air as part of the article preparation to gain an insight. You will fly her to the town and allow the reporter to observe it by air and then return. Scenario Based Lessons use a real life scenario to effectively integrate Threat and Error Management into every flight lesson

Departure Brief TC- TWO Briefing Briefing Performance Briefing T - C - T - W - O - Threats Charts Terrain Weather Operational Takeoff Briefing

Strategies for the Flight Instructor