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The quest for airmanship model
Earn WINGS Credit What is WINGS?
From Pilots In Command · Captain Kristofer Pierson · ASA Presents
All 26 chapters in this program
- 0:00 Welcome and introduction of Capt. Kristofer Pierson 3 min
- 2:58 Why the book was written and who it is for 2 min
- 5:01 Three accidents that drove new rules 59 sec
- 6:00 Pinnacle 3701: the ferry flight at FL410 6 min
- 11:59 Corporate Airlines 5966 at Kirksville 1 min
- 13:07 Colgan 3407 and the families' legislation 2 min
- 15:04 Professionalism, leadership and mentorship rules 1 min
- 16:14 Intentional noncompliance and checklist errors 3 min
- 19:03 What professional development means for pilots 3 min
- 22:18 The pilot-in-command leadership model 4 min
- 26:40 Mentoring and the four R responsibilities 3 min
- 29:59 A leadership story from the ramp 1 min
- 31:03 Q&A: experience to fly the right seat 3 min
- 34:01 Q&A: training failures and captain authority 4 min
- 38:24 Q&A: soft skills for CFI candidates 53 sec
- 39:17 The quest for airmanship model 2 min
- 41:13 Routines and debriefing 4 min
- 44:58 Continued learning and smooth flying 3 min
- 47:47 Efficiency, triggers and batching tasks 2 min
- 50:07 Automation management and intervening 3 min
- 53:00 Summary: why pilot development matters 2 min
- 54:33 Q&A: recognizing complacency 3 min
- 57:09 Q&A: CRM rules for Part 135 operators 3 min
- 59:59 Q&A: first officers speaking up 3 min
- 1:03:00 Q&A: the book in college courses 2 min
- 1:05:13 WINGS credit and wrap-up 51 sec