Aviation eLearning is proud to announce that Jet Time has chosen their UPRT e-course after the airline has been using the Flight Time Limitations and the Fatigue Management Training e-courses.
Newly developed Upset Recovery Training e-course (UPRT e-course) is case based and provides the airline with an easy way to communicate the procedures to the flight crew. The procedures comply with the latest EASA UPRT Annex II to ED Decision 2015-12-R and FAA regulations. The multiple cases aim to stimulate the learners’ interest and to help them link the theory to real situations in high altitude environment.
Interactions and applicable examples make the content easier to understand and to remember. Virtual mentors, Michael and Michelle guide the learner throughout the course and help the crew to learn how to recognize and avoid situations that may lead to airplane upsets and improve their ability to recover control in abnormal flight regime. The course will integrate with practical hands on training in the simulator.
By using e-courses Jet Time gives their flight crew an opportunity to study and refresh their knowledge whenever necessary. By implementing e-courses to their training, Jet Time also aims to minimize the need for classroom based training and to simplify the assessment process.
The UPRT e-course is being developed in a close collaboration with the airline to ensure maximum efficiency. “Jet Time is happy to join Aviation eLearning in developing the UPRT course. The course will integrate with our simulator training, in our continued work to deliver quality training to our crews. At the same time the cooperation enables us to provide practical input to the course as well as creating modules for recurrent training”, says Thomas Koester NP Crew Training Jet Time.
“Aviation eLearning have enjoyed developing the UPRT course in collaboration with Jet Time, as it provided us with valuable input in terms of how to apply hands on training elements and clear “take home messages” for the learner. The course will be launched in mid June, for Jet Time to start UPRT training in the fall season”, says Steen Sandal, Head of Standards Aviation eLearning.
The e-course consists of several modules and provides the basis for both initial and recurrent upset recovery training.
Course reference material:
ICAO Doc. 9868
IATA Upset Recovery Best Practices
EASA UPRT Annex II to ED Decision 2015-12-R
FAA AC 120-109A, FAA AC 120-111, FAA AURTA
