FAA22000050: (22000050) Survival in the Arctic
| FAA22000050 | Cancelled | ||
| (22000050) Survival in the Arctic | |||
| COURSE | 2011-07-28 | ||
| THIS COURSE IS INACTIVE. It has been replaced by FAA22000052, Aircraft Certification Service (AIR) Survival Training. This 2-day program is an intense look at methods and techniques for surviving aviation accidents in Alaska and around the U.S. Students are exposed to land & water crash simulations to duplicate impact conditions. Students actively learn and practice crash positions, the importance of reference points, how to escape seat belts quickly, how to pull others from wreckage, and evaluate and treat a variety of impact injuries. Students also receive ""dunker"" training in a local pool with certified instructors. Audience: Flight Test Pilots, Flight Test Engineers | |||
| AIR-940 | AIR-940 | ||
| ILT | 16.0 | ||
| 02/24/2022 | |||
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