Simulators and IFR Proficiency
Posted by Jeffrey on 6th August 2009
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A couple weeks ago I wrote about using simulators. You can see the whole article here:
Flight Simulators: A Great Way to Learn and Experience Flying.
But two things have happened since I wrote that post.
First, I had my recurrent simulator training at FlightSafety in Salt Lake City and second, a friend of mine had an interview with Colgan airlines.
First, my simulator story.
If you remember, back in January 2009, I had a Line-Oriented Flight Training simulator session or LOFT. Incredibly useful and dare I say, fun? I learned a lot and still apply what I learned that day when I fly. The most important thing I learned that day was when you have an emergency, do not delay declaring an emergency. Once you’ve declared an emergency, everyone is focused on you and helping you and then you can focus on the task of getting the airplane on the ground—safely!
Tags: CRJ 200, Flight Simulators, Flying, IFR, ILS, Instrument Flying
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