Transition Training
Please join your friends at Nashville Flight Training in welcoming FAA Safety Team Program Mgr., Bob Hill, as we discuss the importance of being thoroughly familiar with each aircraft we fly, including: systems, emergency procedures, speeds, power settings, and normal configurations.
One of the most overlooked factors that pilots neglect is thorough Transition Training. Transition training is essential to ensure the highest level of safety and will greatly reduce the number of aircraft incidents and accidents caused by loss of control.
Let’s face it – we all want to get the best performance out of our flying machines and ourselves. Moreover, we want to do it safely.
801 Hangar Lane
Hangar #7
Nashville, TN 37217
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You are cordially invited to join the fun and discussion with Bob and your good friends at Nashville Flight Training. Please visit www.nashvilleflighttraining.com Or give them a call, for more information.
‘What about Bob’ (in three sentences)….
Bob has flown over 120 types of aircraft in his career and is ATP rated in all four classes of airplanes. He holds ten type ratings in large aircraft, and is rated to instruct in single and multiengine airplanes, instrument airplane, and gliders. He is nationally known for having operated numerous WWII airplanes for many years.
One of the most overlooked factors that pilots neglect is thorough Transition Training. Transition training is essential to ensure the highest level of safety and will greatly reduce the number of aircraft incidents and accidents caused by loss of control.
Believe it or not, whether a pilot is transitioning from lower performance aircraft to higher performance aircraft or from higher performance aircraft to lower performance aircraft, the training can be just as challenging. Stepping down is as important as stepping up. Let’s face it – we all want to get the best performance out of our flying machines and ourselves. Moreover, we want to do it safely.
Special gratitude is expressed to the good folks at Nashville Flight Training for their hospitality.