BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:7u3969c0l5hld53to1604u5a4k@google.com CATEGORIES:Safety CREATED:20120521T160912 SUMMARY:FAA Safety Seminar "Loss of Control in Maneuvering Flight" at KRYN LOCATION:KRYN 9698 West Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85735 DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:\n\nREGISTER at: a href="htt://faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=4 3255&caller=/SPANS/events/EventList.aspxTitle:">http://faasafety.gov/SPANS/ event_details.aspx?eid=43255&caller=/SPANS/events/EventList.aspx\n\nTitle: 2012 National Safety Stand Down - KRYN\n\nTopic: Loss of Control in Maneuve ring Flight\n\nDate and Time: Saturday, April 21, 2012 , starting at 9:00 a m Download Calendar File\n\nSpeaker(s): AZ Lead FAASTeam Rep Howard Deevers and Various speakers\nBrief Description: This year's FAASTeam Safety Stand Down focuses on Loss of Control. Loss of Control In-Flight was the dominan t cause of fatal general aviation accidents over the last decade. Loss of C ontrol refers to accidents resulting from situations in which the pilot sho uld have either maintained or regained control of the aircraft, but did not . Join the thousands of other pilots across the country in attending this e xciting briefing!\nSelect Number: WP0743255\nLocation of Seminar: Tucson - Ryan Field Airport\n9698 West Ajo Way\nTucson, AZ 85735\nDirections to Venu e:\nRyan Airport administration building, back right side of entrance.\n\n\ nView Map\nFly-in Seminar?: Yes KRYN\nSeating: 75 seats at the facility, 26 remaining for online registration.\nRegistration Information:\nClick here to register online now!\nSponsoring Division: AWP204 AZ FAASTeam\nContact I nformation: Howard Deevers\nPhone: (520) 877-3201\nThis email address is be ing protected from spambots. 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Knowledge and Proficiency ar e the foundations of safe aviation operations.\n\nForty percent of the fata l accidents during the period 2001-2010 were categorized as Loss of Control In-Flight (LOC-I), outpacing the number two fatal accident category, Contr olled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT), by a three-to-one margin. Most fatal LOC- I accidents happened during the maneuvering phase, occurring about 1.4 time s as often as accidents during the approach and enroute phases, and 26 time s more frequently than accidents during both emergency landing phases combi ned.\n\nAt this exclusive presentation will look at 3 aspects of LOC:\n\n1. Advanced Preflight - LOC often occurs when a pilot is surprised or over lo aded by a mechanical failure like a flight control malfunction or loss of e ngine power. These LOC accidents could be prevented if pilots could discove r and prevent mechanical problems on preflight.\n\n2. Aeronautical Decision Making - Many LOC accidents and incidents could be prevented by pilots wat ching for clues and cues of problems and then applying good decision making to avoid a LOC situation. In other words, pilots should use their superior intellect so they don't have to use their superior flying skills.\n\n3. Ho w to Recover from a LOC Situation - If all else fails and a pilot finds the mselves in an LOC situation there are often things that can be done to rega in control of the aircraft.\n\nAttend this exclusive FAASTeam presentation and....\n\nBecome part of the ongoing FAASTeam effort to improve aviation s afety,\nDiscover new ways to approach safety, how to identify risks and how to reduce those risks, and\nLearn methods and procedures to sharpen your j udgment and flight discipline -- those key behavioral elements of sfe flyin g - and increase your situational awareness.\nThe 2012 FAA Safety Team (FAA STeam) Safety Stand Down is being sponsored by the Ryan Field Airport. We'd like to recognize their management for their contributions to the AZ FAAST eam. They provide facilities and logistic support for FAASTeam seminars.\n\ n*To receive WINGs credit you must be present for the entire event. We are unable to issue partial credits.\n\nCredit Applicability:\n\nBasic WINGS\n1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 1\n1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 2\n 1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 3\nFAASTeam Project Information: IS-M-SS D-4.4\nNational Project: Safety Stand Down\nAdditional Seminar Documents: T his seminar does not have any additional documents to view.\n DTSTAMP:20260602T100256Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20120421T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20120421T110000 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR