“YouTube Roulette” – Verifying Your Information!
Red you win! Black = “Game Over!” As a thought experiment, imagine you are at a food buffet with a wide variety of options
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David St. George
David St. George is an FAA DPE (Sport to Multi ATP) and a Part 135 charter pilot flying the Pilatus PC-12 in the NYC area. He recently renewed his Master Instructor for the tenth time and is a Charter member of SAFE. Formerly a 141 Chief Instructor for over 25 years, with a Gold Seal CFI. David started flying at 16 and has logged over 15,000 hours. He owns a 1946 7AC Aeronca Champ and wrote the SAFE Toolkit app.
New Proficiency365 Scenarios from SAFE
Redbird Simulator wizards Stasi Poulos and Billy Winburn of Mindstar Aviation collaborated with SAFE at our CFI-PRO™ at
Continue reading >Managing the “Known Icing” Boogeyman
Most of what the average pilot thinks they understand about “known icing” is probably mistaken. This also is often intentionally
Continue reading >CFI Simulator Scenarios Build Safety!
The ADS-B requirement for flight in certain busy areas is now official FAA regulation. If you are flying a non-equipped aircraft,
Continue reading >Teaching Dynamic Risk Management
The risk equation of for a flight is not fixed before departure with a single analysis. It is continuously changing due to
Continue reading >Best Holiday Wishes!
From all of us at SAFE, our heartfelt wishes for a very warm and blessed holiday season for our readers, members, and supporters.
Continue reading >NASA’s “Productive” Safety for Pilots
Aviation safety as we practice it involves examining accidents for causal factors, “errors and omissions,” and deriving
Continue reading >Control Your “Startle Response” (The DYI Lobotomy)
We humans can become totally stupid – inducing a “do it yourself lobotomy”- when we experience threat or panic.
Continue reading >Ace Your Oral (for Student and CFI)
The easiest pathway to success on the oral portion of any check ride is to first thoroughly read and understand the FAA standard
Continue reading >Learning Tools for the Educator!
The best student you ever had as an instructor probably was the one who was “on fire” to learn. That totally motivated
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