Pilots need to have a certain personality and develop characteristics that will enable them to function professionally, safely and with confidence in the flight environment they operate in. They will need to recognize certain human properties and be able to deal with it.
Also, certain medical conditions can influence the performance of the pilot so he/she needs some understanding of the most common issues.
Proficient airmanship is defined as:
This is something every pilot should adhere too and there is really nothing we could add this statement!
Decision Making Process |
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Making the right decision as a pilot encompasses a number of character traits which should all be in balance, most of the time, without losing the personality of each individual person. |
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航空人为因素 |
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This sections talks about external medical, psychological factors and human fitness in general that may have a certain amount of influence on the performance of the pilot and crews. Being able to recognize these is very important. |
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Flight Environment |
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Operating your aircraft full with passengers safely in the flight environment requires great responsibility and professionalism. As the pilot you are avoiding hazards by visual scanning and using aids like runway lights and markings to assure the aircraft can be flown and landed safely. |
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Managing Flight Factors |
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What performance indicators should a pilot be aware off during the takeoff of an aircraft? On what basis should he decide to abort and stop on the runway without any undue hazard? Managing all the information the pilot receives and needs can be stressful during those critical phases of the flight. |
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Airplane Checkout |
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At some point in their flying career most pilots will transition to other aircraft. They will leave their basic trainer and go on and fly larger, more complex and sometimes higher performance aircraft. For those pilots we have developed this section. |
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Experimental Aircraft Info
