Additional Event Information & Acknowledgement of Industry Sponsor(s):
Prior to attending a safety seminar please review and abide by current CDC, State and Local health guidelines.
Sponsored by: Arnold Panzer MD AME, Land Sea & Air.com, and Why Fly Alone.com
FREE MONTHLY Aviation Seminar Series
WHEN: Saturday, October 14,2023
TIME: 9:00-11:00am seminar, questions, hangar talk, coffee & bagels.
WHERE: Mid Island Air Service, MacArthur Airport, 101 Hering Dr, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
HOSTS: Mid Island Air Service & FAA Safety Team http://www.midislandair.com www.FAASafety.gov
Oct 14, 2023
FAA SAFETY TEAM - A Risk Management Refresher
.. Risk Assessment Models, Preflight Planning
.. Task/Workload Management, Situational Awareness
.. Automation Management, CFIT
THREE STRIKES & YOU'RE OUT - How aware are you?
.. Chain of events, safety concerns & precautions, Contributing factors leading to accidents or 1 event
.. Human factor-related vs. mechanical failure with aircraft
.. Pilot error, comm, weather, congestions, the chain / Safety game show, with questions & prizes
Greg Keshishian - CFII/ASMEL, Master CFI, Sr. Beechcraft Instructor, FAASTeam Rep
Ken Solosky - Retired Chief Pilot NYPD & Newark Police, ATP, FW/H, Cfi/H, AGI, IGI
By attending this seminar, and others like it, you can become part of the FAA Pilot Proficiency Award Program [also known as WINGS] by participating in a recurrent training program. This program was expanded in 2008 and developed for a higher level of safety by employing consistent recurrent training, which has been identified as a major factor in reducing General Aviation [GA] accident rates.
Remember, as part of this seminar program, WINGS is designed to help keep you safe, and by participating and staying WINGS current you may maintain a valid Flight Review. We appreciate your participation in this event.
Do you know your limitations? The seminar will also direct your attention to the Mid Island Personal Limitations Checklist to help teach “situational awareness " through the experiences of other pilots . . . help develop good judgment, . . . . and better understand what's legal vs. what's safe and smart.
