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By Daniel Baxter |
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January 20, 2011 - The
Effectively Delivered Upset Recovery Training Mitigates
the LOC-I Threat to Commercial Air Safety through Pilot
Education and Skill Development. This Multiple Year
Commitment between APS and KLM Flight Academy Indicates
a Clear Signal to the Traveling Public that LOC-I will
be Seriously Addressed by Progressive Airlines. Effectively delivered upset recovery training mitigates the loss of control in-flight (LOC-I) threat to commercial air safety through pilot education and practical skill development. LOC-I is defined as flight that occurs outside of the normal flight envelope with an inability of the pilot to control the aircraft. |
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In a
report issued by Boeing in July 2010, the Commercial Aviation
Safety Team?s statistical research identifies LOC-I as the most
severe hull loss causal factor in commercial aviation worldwide
over the past 10 years, resulting in the most crash-related
fatalities from 2000 through 2009.
?KLM,
being one of the most safety-minded major airlines in the world,
realizes the importance of industry-compliant upset recovery
training to prevent loss of control in-flight situations,? said
Robert van den Heuvel, Head of Training for
?During
the ab-initio portion of flight training, the The multi-year upset recovery training commitment between KLM Flight Academy and APS indicates a clear signal to the traveling public that LOC-I, the leading cause of crash-related fatalities in commercial aviation worldwide, will be seriously addressed by progressive air carriers. |