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Group 1. Professionalism Defined. John Chappelow. Characteristics of a Professiona l. Knowledgeable A professional pilot has a vast understanding of their aircraft and all items pertaining to the flight.
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Group 1 Professionalism Defined
Characteristics of a Professional • Knowledgeable • A professional pilot has a vast understanding of their aircraft and all items pertaining to the flight. • This includes many items. Some of these are SOPs for the company they are operating for, regulations, weather information, and STARs & SIDs.
Characteristics of a Professional • Exhibits Good Moral Character • FAR 61.153 ATP requirement • Must display the ability and willingness to assume responsibility and possess a high degree of awareness • Does not give into peer pressure • Has the ability to delay or cancel a flight for any reason if it is not safe
Lead By Example • Reflection upon: • Yourself • Your crew • Your company
Abide By Regulations • Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) • Company regulations • Personal minimums
Learning • Crewmembers • Other pilots • Air Traffic Controllers (ATC) • AOPA • FAA • NTSB
Responsibility • We all make mistakes • Open to learning • Don’t be: • Hostile • Defensive • Accept Responsibility • Learn from mistakes
6P’s in Professionalism • Proper. Planning. Preparation. Prevents. Poor. Performance. • “Bring your ‘A’ game” • Flight Planning • Crew Briefings • Time Management
Staying Current • Rapidly Changing World and Industry • New Innovative Techniques • Legislation • Government Publications • Re-new and Review
Professionalism Defined • Make your work environment a friendly one while maintaining a high degree of personal conduct. • “There is a fine line separating a relaxed and easy atmosphere in a cockpit from a lax one where distractions can result in critical failures. Professionalism may be described as knowing the difference between the two.” – Honorable John K. Lauber
Professionalism Defined • Set Personal Minimums • MVFR, Hard IFR? A Professional will know when to not take a flight. Departures- optional
Professionalism Defined • PIC has the final authority over the flight. • FAR 91.3 (a) Know as much information about the flight as possible.
Represent Your Company • Concern for other person’s well being • Knowledgeable about other topics than Aviation • Show up to work on time with proper attire and good hygiene. • Demonstrate a willingness to learn • Display integrity • Do what is right, even when no one else is watching
Follow Rules and Regulations • FAR’S, AFD’S, SID’S, STAR’S(ext.) are constantly changing and updating • Never be content with what you know! Strive to learn more • A great example of this is pre-flighting. • Our guest speakers gave a great example of this. Man on his cell phone while pre-flighting Jet. • Don’t follow rules and this could happen! • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YydkHy2P0dU
Appearance • Uniform • Personal Hygiene • Project Professionalism
Concern for Others • You have a large number of people in a metal tube 30,000 feet in the air.
Positive Attitude • Strive for and believe in a positive outcome. • Avoid hazardous attitudes • Be nice