e-Learning Courses
Hello. Welcome to a page filled with delicious food for your brain. Stuff yourself with knowledge and wisdom right here.
We hope these courses will help/ be of interest/ improve your knowledge/ make you laugh. They aren’t official though. They definitely aren’t training resources. But we have done our best to make them as good as we can so if you spot any issues please let us know! If you’ve got anymore questions then pop down here.
Runway Incursions
There are zillions of nasty little factors which like to link together a lead to much bigger nasties – like Runway Incursions.
To stop these entirely preventable events, pilots and ATCOs need to work together better, so this course is designed to increase your CRM/TRM and to beat some of the misconceptions, conflicting goals and general human errors which often contribute to them.
Turbulence
The Number 1 most frequent accident the for the last few years! The biggest reason behind damaged passengers, and one of the highest costs for our industry!
Oh, and getting worse!
So why haven’t we changed how we manage, mitigate, plan and prepare for it? Here’s some insights for pilots and ATCOs to help you all work together better to deal with Turbulence.
Conflict Zones
There are some spots out there you definitely don’t want to head into/should avoid/could maybe avoid/perhaps might do well to think about seriously/be slightly more careful in…
But where are they? Why are they? This course plans on telling you some of those things. More importantly, it wants to help raise your awareness of conflict zone risks and mitigations.
Decision Making for Pilots
So many mnemonics, so few answers…
Here is a practical guide to decision making for pilots. It won’t turn you into a decision making maestro, but it might give you some ideas on how you can improve your process!
Can’t decide? Then it’s definitely for you!
Say “Hey!” to the NAT HLA
Is your first NAT HLA day approaching and you’re feeling a little clueless? Did you try to read NAT Doc 007 and feel like you’re submerged in a swamp of procedures, mandates, history and everything else?
Do you just need a bit of a refresher? Well, we have one for you right here, and it even has some fun games to download for entertainment at 3am over 030W.
Don’t TEMpt fate!
Always heading into places with no plan? Never pausing to think about the threats or to share your mental model?
Sounds like you need a course on Threat and Error Management to help!
wX rated
Scared of storms? No idea how the weather radar works? Actually generally ok with both but want to additional tips and techniques?
Well head on in because this course is all about the weather radar.
“Hi! You’re Hot!”
Keep hearing your captain making high pitched, nervous noises while you zoom onto the ILS at a fast and furious pace?
You might need to think about your energy management, and we’re here to help!
An open and shut TCASe
A mini course on this major system
This is an Intervention
Tired of tussling with the captain over who has control?
Well, this course is all about why tussling is never the way to a safe flight deck, and instead looks at why and how to intervene for better safety and CRM!
Stabilised Approaches
Another one for pilots and ATCOs to both have a think about.
We want to help you broaden your awareness of what leads to these, how to mitigate against those slippery factors that help cause them, and to think a bit more about the bigger picture surrounding it all.
Do Better: The Secret Formula to Being Better At Your Job
Don’t worry, it doesn’t involve you sending us any money. This one is free. Well, it will cost you some of your valuable spare time but that’s all.
We want to share some insights into the Powers of Self-Evaluation, how it is used in CBT/EBT training and the learning & development benefits.
How Big is Your Picture?
Pilots and ATCOs work together through good and bad, nice and nasty, safe and not so safe events (and everything in between). But they don’t train together.
We think they probably should, at least on some topics anyway.
This course is designed to get both roles to expand their perspective, and build awareness and understanding of the other.
The Airport OGRE
OGRE stands for Operational Guidance and Risk Evaluations.
We want to show you how to assess the likelihood of “getting bitten” by a new, unfamiliar airport you are heading off to.
Something helpful and filled with witty puns?
You betcha!