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Dynamics of Pilot Training

Comair, Inc. Captain Larry Neal. Dynamics of Pilot Training. Initial and Continuing Qualification. Dynamics of New Hire Training. Background.

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Dynamics of Pilot Training

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  1. Comair, Inc. Captain Larry Neal Dynamics of Pilot Training Initial and Continuing Qualification

  2. Dynamics of New Hire Training Background • Late in 2006 moving into 2007 we discussed the “low time” and “lower experienced” pilot market! Initial AQP data showed trends that required additional training resources. • In 2008 AQP trends and analysis showed us that we needed to concentrate on the first time Continuing Qualification crew members. • Changes were made and the results were seen immediately.

  3. Dynamics of New Hire Training Advanced Qualification Program for the Initial Pilot Training • To define additional training requirements. • Identified the needed information to make a New Hire Pilot successful. • Outline of the Launch Program. • Ground School Sessions (Subjects Covered). • Simulator Sessions (FTD/ Full Flight Simulator). • Advanced Qualification Program data gave us a way to provide the needs of a New Hire pilot regardless of experience level entering the airline training environment.

  4. Dynamics of New Hire Training As average class experience varies, we can modify our training program with AQP Class average experience 600 - 1,000 TT

  5. Dynamics of New Hire Training

  6. Dynamics of New Hire Training Outline of the Launch Program • Introduction to Jet Aircraft • Emphasis on Normal Procedures • Ground and Simulator Training • Communications • Systems Integration • Loft Preparation

  7. Dynamics of New Hire Training Systems Integration Ground School Review Cockpit Setup Flows Crew Coordination Takeoff calls Approach calls Memory Items

  8. Dynamics of New Hire Training Systems Integration Real time LOFT’s QRH Procedures Practice Oral

  9. Dynamics of New Hire Training Overview of Initial Footprint • Basic Indoctrination 7 days • Aircraft Systems 6 days • General Subjects 8 days • Systems Integration 4 days • Simulator 17 days • (4 FTD’s Procedures Validation, 5 Simulator • Training Sessions, Maneuvers Validation, • 2 Loft Preparation Sessions, 2 Loft Sessions, • 2 Line Operations Evaluations.)

  10. Dynamics of New Hire Training

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  12. Dynamics of New Hire Training First Time Initial Pass Rate > 96%

  13. Dynamics of Training AQP ~ Phase 5 Initial Upgrade Differences

  14. Dynamics of Training Continuing Qualification Program • Currently in transition 9 months to 12 for CQ. • Ground School 1 Day CBT, 2 Days in classroom. • Simulator Events, 2 days – • Day One - Maneuvers Validation, • Day Two - Line Operations Evaluations

  15. Maneuvers Validation Dynamics of Pilot Training Item 2.2.2 Crosswind Takeoff Item 6.2.2. Un- Coupled ILS Approach Item 6.6 Missed Approach Procedure Item 7.4.2 No Flap Landing

  16. MV and LOE Grading Scale # 1. Unsatisfactory - Major deviations from the prescribed qualifications standards occur that are not recognized or corrected. Individual or crew performance could result in hull loss or life. CRM skills are not effective. # 2. De-Brief - Deviations occur from the prescribed qualifications standards that are recognized and most corrected. Individual or crew performance meets expectations. CRM skills are effective. # 3. Standard - Minor deviations occur from the prescribed qualifications standards that are recognized and corrected in a timely matter. Individual or crew performance meets expectations. CRM skills are clearly effective. # 4. Performance - Remains well within the prescribed qualifications standards. Individual or crew performance, management and CRM skills are exemplary. Dynamics of Pilot Training

  17. Dynamics of Pilot Training LOE Measured Items • 1.2.2 Crew Completes Accept and/or Turnaround Checklist • 1.4 Perform Pre-Departure Procedures (Briefing) • 2.1.3 Assess Environmental Conditions. • 2.2.3 Perform Reduced Visibility Takeoff • 3.1.3 Perform Noise Abatement Requirements and Departure Procedures • 5.1 Perform Descent Procedures • 6.1.7 Perform Approach Checklist • 6.2.1 Perform Coupled ILS Approach • 7.3 Perform Crosswind Landing • 7.4.3 Perform Landing with No Ground Lift Dumping (GLD) • 8.2 Perform Taxi Operation • 8.3 Perform After Landing Checklist • 10.1.12 Ice and Rain Protection Emergencies • 10.1.13 Landing Gear Emergencies • 10.1.21 Electrical Abnormal Conditions • 10.1.22 Fire Protection Abnormal Conditions • 10.1.23 Flight Control Abnormal Conditions • 10.1.24 Fuel System Abnormal Conditions • 10.1.27 Instruments Abnormal Conditions

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  23. Dynamics of Pilot Training Initial and Continuing Qualification

  24. Dynamics of Pilot Training Thank You!!!

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