Failures, Abnormal & Emergency Procedures
Simulations
The value of allowing pilots to make decisions and let scenarios play out to the end (good or bad) is important training that and can only be accomplished in simulators. Duplicating environments such as low IMC, icing or mechanical failures is also best safely replicated in simulators. We expertly use scenario based simulator training to consolidate systems knowledge, improve Aeronautical Decision Making & teach Single-pilot Resource Management. This combination provide unique insights to pilots that are impactful.
Emergencies
To best preserve your plane's engine and avionics, mechanical failures are best duplicated in simulators. Failures can occur un-announced which introduces the element of startle and surprise. This is valuable as it will give insight on how you will react in real life under the same circumstance, what procedures and checklist to use, how to manage the added workload while flying the aircraft, and if you are a Cirrus Aircraft Pilot how/when to utilize CAPs.
Avionics
The AATD is a great tool to teach the Garmin Prospective and Prospective + Systems in a controlled environment. This includes building flight plans (Vector Airways, SIDs and STARs), utilization of electronic checklists, autopilot usage & best practices, descent planning with vertical navigation (VNAV), loading and
