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If you’re like many pilots, then you remember
the excitement of taking your spouse, significant other, or close
friend flying only to have them clearly dislike the experience and in
many cases swear never to fly again. Now ... for the first time ...
there’s a course that can help you turn this fear and anxiety into
productive participation and fun!
Because pilots and
passengers often see flying differently, what thrills one can often be
very stressful to the other. And ... even passengers who enjoy flying
at first can develop a strong dislike for flying if they feel that
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Practical Risk Management For Takeoffs & Landings, Practical Risk Management For Weather, Practical Risk Management For Reluctant Passengers and Their Pilots, and Practical Risk Management For Single-Pilot IFR qualify for the same great 5% Avemco Premium Credit as the original Practical Risk Management For Pilots. Please contact Avemco for all the program details.
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This innovative, interactive course lets
passengers and their pilots work together to create meaningful
pre-flight and in-flight roles that lead to shared enjoyment and roles
in the risk management of the flight.
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What pilots and non-pilots each see
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Sharing control is key
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The magic word that can change everything
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The passenger’s bill of rights
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Choosing your standard operating procedures
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Creating your toolbox of standardized phrases
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News about accidents that may surprise you
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PAVE your way to a safe flight
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Risk factors are cumulative
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Use CARE in the air
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Knowing where you are can make you more comfortable
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Learning to use the radios can make flying safer and more fun
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Knowing how to land on the airport can be a lifesaver
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Why it’s all worth it
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When you’ve completed the course, you’ll see
flying through each other’s eyes and you’ll know how to take a joint
path to productive participation. You will have learned risk-management
skills and gained communication tools that will increase your
confidence. The passenger will become engaged as the pilot shares
control—and both of you will gain immense satisfaction that will make
your flying fun! |
CD-ROM Requirements: Pentium II or greater, Windows 2000, XP, or Vista, 128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended), Video card capable of
High Color Display, (16-bit color/65k colors), 8X CD-ROM drive or
better, 226 MB available hard drive space, Sound card and speakers.
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