Topic of the Month December Flight Risk Assessment

Topic of the Month December Flight Risk Assessment Tools Presented to: <Audience> By: <Presenter> Date: <> Federal. Aviation Federal Administration

Welcome • • Exits Restrooms Emergency Evacuation Breaks Sponsor Acknowledgment Set phones & pagers to silent mode or off Other information Federal Aviation Administration 2

Overview • GAJSC * Recommendations • Flight Risk Assessments • Assessment Tools * General Aviation Joint Steering Committee Federal Aviation Administration 3

Our Responsibility 14 CFR 91. 3 Responsibility and authority of the Pilot In Command The buck stops here 14 CFR 91. 103 Preflight Action Consider everything Federal Aviation Administration 4

3 Questions • What are the hazards associated with my flight? • How might those hazards impact my Success? • How can I manage the risk? Federal Aviation Administration 5

Risk Management • A matter of Balance Federal Aviation Administration 6

Balance Sheet Liabilities Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Assets Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Federal Aviation Administration 7

Balance Sheet Liabilities Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Assets Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Weather less than 5, 000 ft. ceiling and 5 miles visibility Federal Aviation Administration 8

Balance Sheet Liabilities Assets Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Weather less than 5, 000 ft. ceiling and 5 miles visibility Instrument rating, flat terrain, daylight Federal Aviation Administration 9

Balance Sheet Liabilities Assets Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Weather less than 5, 000 ft. ceiling and 5 miles visibility Instrument rating, flat terrain, daylight Wind greater than 15 knots Cross wind greater than 30 degrees Federal Aviation Administration 10

Balance Sheet Liabilities Assets Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Weather less than 5, 000 ft. ceiling and 5 miles visibility Instrument rating, flat terrain, daylight Wind greater than 15 knots Cross wind greater than 30 degrees Recent cross wind experience Federal Aviation Administration 11

Balance Sheet Liabilities Assets Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Weather less than 5, 000 ft. ceiling and 5 miles visibility Instrument rating, flat terrain, daylight Wind greater than 15 knots Cross wind greater than 30 degrees Recent cross wind experience Night Federal Aviation Administration 12

Balance Sheet Liabilities Assets Factors and circumstances that decrease safety and increase mishap risk Capabilities, equipment, and resources that increase safety and decrease mishap risk Weather less than 5, 000 ft. ceiling and 5 miles visibility Instrument rating, flat terrain, daylight Wind greater than 15 knots Cross wind greater than 30 degrees Recent cross wind experience Night Instrument rating, flat terrain, Weather greater than 5, 000 and 5 Federal Aviation Administration 13

Flight Risk Assessment Tool • Liabilities • Assets Federal Aviation Administration 14

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Want an easier way to do it? • Introducing the FAASTeam FRAT – Easy to use – Basic flight risk assessment – For General Aviation Pilots FAAST FRAT Federal Aviation Administration 18

20 Statements - VFR 22 Statements - IFR FAAST FRAT Federal Aviation Administration 19

FAAST FRAT Federal Aviation Administration 20

FAAST FRAT Federal Aviation Administration 21

FAAST FRAT • Can’t cover all possible flight hazards • Does address common GA accident causal factors • Safety Risk Management - 101 Federal Aviation Administration 22

FAAST FRAT • Log on to FAASafety. gov • Click on Resources then click on Library Federal Aviation Administration 23

FAAST FRAT • Click on Flight Risk Assessment Tool • Download appropriate FRAT for your computer. Federal Aviation Administration 24

The FAAST FRAT App • Free Mobile App coming in 2017 • i. Phone, i. Pad, i. Pod – Android version to follow Federal Aviation Administration 25

The FAAST FRAT App • Flight Risk Slider • Pilot Conditions • Flight Conditions Federal Aviation Administration 26

The FAAST FRAT App Federal Aviation Administration 27

The FAAST FRAT App • Safety Risk Management for General Aviation • Simple & Easy • Data Sharing – Student to CFI – Club members to Club – Pilots to Family Federal Aviation Administration 28

The FAAST FRAT App • A safety risk management tool for GA pilots • Coming soon to a mobile device near you. Federal Aviation Administration 29

Questions? Federal Aviation Administration 30

• Safety Tip • Practice – – Stalls & slow flight Flight training maneuvers Takeoffs & Landings Instrument Maneuvers Federal Aviation Administration 31

Thank you for attending • You are vital members of our GA safety community Federal Aviation Administration 32

Topic of the Month December Flight Risk Assessment Tools Presented to: <Audience> By: <Presenter> Date: <> Federal. Aviation Federal Administration