This FAA handbook provides tools to help pilots recognize and manage risk and
presents definitive practical guidance on how to implement and conduct the
“identify, assess, and mitigate” tasks identified in the Airman Certification
Standards (ACS). Pilots who practice effective risk management have
predetermined personal standards and have formed habit patterns and checklists
to incorporate them. This handbook presents methods that pilots of all types of
aircraft can use to manage the workloads associated with each phase of flight,
resulting in a safer, more enjoyable, and less stressful experience for both
themselves and their passengers.
In the last 20 years, approximately 85
percent of aviation accidents have been caused by “pilot error,” which can
result from focusing primarily on the physical aspects of flying the aircraft.
The certificated flight instructor (CFI) who integrates risk management into
flight training teaches aspiring pilots how to be more aware of the potential
risks in flying, clearly identify those risks, and manage them
successfully—building a solid understanding of how to avoid the most common
pilot errors and supporting a safety culture in aviation.
An important
component to airman certification, risk management is applied by identifying,
monitoring, and managing potential components that affect risk, thereby allowing
the pilot to be better prepared to mitigate risk. This full-color manual covers
subjects such as an introduction to risk management, personal minimums,
identifying hazards and associated risks, assessing risk, mitigating risk,
threat and error management, automation and flight path management, and
aeronautical decision-making in flight. Appendices contain additional risk
management training and tools, accident case studies, and risk management
exercises applicable to small general aviation training aircraft, helicopters,
and large turbine-powered aircraft. Helpful tools include chapter-end summaries,
glossary, index, and internet resources throughout for additional resources and
information.
Published July 2022
FAA-8083-2A
Softcover, full-color illustrations, glossary, index
8-3/8" x 10-7/8"
88 pages
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This FAA handbook provides tools to help pilots recognize and manage risk and
presents definitive practical guidance on how to implement and conduct the
“identify, assess, and mitigate” tasks identified in the Airman Certification
Standards (ACS). Pilots who practice effective risk management have
predetermined personal standards and have formed habit patterns and checklists
to incorporate them. This handbook presents methods that pilots of all types of
aircraft can use to manage the workloads associated with each phase of flight,
resulting in a safer, more enjoyable, and less stressful experience for both
themselves and their passengers.
In the last 20 years, approximately 85
percent of aviation accidents have been caused by “pilot error,” which can
result from focusing primarily on the physical aspects of flying the aircraft.
The certificated flight instructor (CFI) who integrates risk management into
flight training teaches aspiring pilots how to be more aware of the potential
risks in flying, clearly identify those risks, and manage them
successfully—building a solid understanding of how to avoid the most common
pilot errors and supporting a safety culture in aviation.
An important
component to airman certification, risk management is applied by identifying,
monitoring, and managing potential components that affect risk, thereby allowing
the pilot to be better prepared to mitigate risk. This full-color manual covers
subjects such as an introduction to risk management, personal minimums,
identifying hazards and associated risks, assessing risk, mitigating risk,
threat and error management, automation and flight path management, and
aeronautical decision-making in flight. Appendices contain additional risk
management training and tools, accident case studies, and risk management
exercises applicable to small general aviation training aircraft, helicopters,
and large turbine-powered aircraft. Helpful tools include chapter-end summaries,
glossary, index, and internet resources throughout for additional resources and
information.
Published July 2022
FAA-8083-2A
Softcover, full-color illustrations, glossary, index
8-3/8" x 10-7/8"
88 pages
Explore the 10 most significant accident threat categories and learn the best practices in dealing with them.
If you find a better price elsewhere on this product we will match that price and beat it by 10% of the difference.
Purchase today and you can return it in the original condition through Monday, June 02, 2025 ! See our return policy.