When “Fate was the Hunter”, pilots invariably went through emergencies on a regular basis and usually,the longer the career, the more experienced this pilot became, accumulating expertise and know-how in complex situations.

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Nowadays, these cumulative flying hours do not necessarily reflect that a high-time pilot is safer than one with less flight time. We have witnessed young aviators displaying higher skill and degrees of airmanship that did not correlate with the relatively low hours logged, simply because of the difficult environment these pilots operated in. The industry is not suffering from a lack of experience but in fact, a lack of expertise.

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Our Six Airmanship Traits™ supports and enables our trainees to discover and develop their current airmanship skills.

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Application of Knowledge, Forward Thinking, Symbiotic Behavior are some of the traits we use in our model to foster and promote enhanced airmanship with the ultimate goal of achieving higher levels of safety and operational efficiency.