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MentorLIVE #59: Why Good Pilots Make Bad Decisions

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AOPA Air Safety Institute executive director Richard McSpadden reviews recent general aviation accidents and the circumstances around them. He discusses why good pilots make bad decisions and how routine flights turn dangerous.

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Why Good Pilots Make Bad Decisions

No pilot sets out on a flight seeking calamity. Unfortunately (and particularly in General Aviation), all too often what starts out as a routine flight somehow turns into something that at best, scares the dickens out of us, or at worst, damages people or property.

ASI Executive Director Richard McSpadden will review recent accidents, the elements surrounding them, and discuss why good pilots made bad decisions.

Resources

AOPA Flight Training Information

AFTA - AOPA Fight Training Advantage

Presenters

Richard McSpadden

Presenter

Richard McSpadden was appointed executive director of the AOPA Air Safety Institute in February 2017 and was promoted to senior vice president in July 2020. He currently leads a team of certified flight instructors and content creators who develop and distribute aviation safety material –free of charge— in order to advance general aviation safety industry-wide.

ASI distributes material through a dedicated YouTube channel, iTunes podcasts, Facebook, and a dynamic website. ASI material is accessed 12 million times annually.

Karen Kalishek

Host

Karen is the NAFI Board Chair, a Designated Pilot Examiner, three-time NAFI Master Instructor, CFI, CFII, MEI, CFI-G, AGI, IGI, FAA Gold Seal Instructor and FAASTeam Lead Representative. She teaches in a range of aircraft and enjoys flying her own RV6.

Karen is a Major in the Civil Air Patrol (CAP), serves as a member of the WINGS Industry Network, contributes to the FAA Surface Safety Group, is an FAA Safety Team Lead Representative, and is active in several other aviation organizations. Karen is the 2019 National FAASTeam Representative of the year.

She became active in aviation after success as a senior VP in the banking sector, as a graduate school professor, and as President of her own international consulting business.

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