Captain YIM GillSoon

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Captain YIM Gill-Soon Airbus A330 Check
Airman/Operations Inspector Personnel Licensing
Division Korean Civil Aviation Safety Authority
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• CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• A CLOSE LOOK AT VARIABLES
• TO AVOID THE RISKS FROM VARIABLES
• VARIABLES AND SAFETY IN SIMULATOR TRAINING
• TO INCREASE TRAINING BENEFITS
• CONCLUSIONS

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• INTRODUCTION
• Aviation Training in Change
• Aviation Safety is made, not born
• Challenges and Operational Safety

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• INTRODUCTION
• Aviation Training in Change
• Aviation Safety is made, not born
• Challenges and Operational Safety

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One of the first truly synthetic Flight Training
Devices c.1910
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An early simulator used for blind flying
training
Circa 1930
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• INTRODUCTION
• Aviation Training in Change
• Aviation Safety is made, not born
• Challenges and Operational Safety

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• A CLOSE LOOK AT VARIABLES
• Customers Demands on the Rise
• Challenge of Variables on the Rise
• The Changing Nature of Variables

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• A CLOSE LOOK AT VARIABLES
• Customers Demands on the Rise
• Challenge of Variables on the Rise
• The Changing Nature of Variables

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• A CLOSE LOOK AT VARIABLES
• Customers Demands on the Rise
• Challenge of Variables on the Rise
• The Changing Nature of Variables

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• TO AVOID THE RISKS FROM VARIABLES
• Effective Communications in the Cockpit
• New Concepts on Flight Duties
• Feedback Reports On Operations
• Performance Improvements of Aircraft

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• TO AVOID THE RISKS FROM VARIABLES
• Effective Communications in the Cockpit
• New Concepts on Flight Duties
• Feedback Reports On Operations
• Performance Improvements of Aircraft

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• TO AVOID THE RISKS FROM VARIABLES
• Effective Communications in the Cockpit
• New Concepts on Flight Duties
• Feedback Reports On Operations
• Performance Improvements of Aircraft

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• TO AVOID THE RISKS FROM VARIABLES
• Effective Communications in the Cockpit
• New Concepts on Flight Duties
• Feedback Reports On Operations
• Performance Improvements of Aircraft

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• HIGH-RISK VARIABLES AND OPERATIONAL SAFETY
• Full Flight Simulator and High-Risk Variables
• The Priority on Operational Safety

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View of a modern simulator
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A computer generated visual scene showing use of
texture
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FTD, full simulation using flat touch screen LCDs
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• HIGH-RISK VARIABLES AND OPERATIONAL SAFETY
• Full Flight Simulator and High-Risk Variables
• The Priority on Operational Safety

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• TO INCREASE TRAINING BENEFITS
• The Introduction of an Independent Professional
  Training Organization
• Instructors Attitude
• Training Rapport in a Simulator

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• Professional Training
• Training Quality
• Objective Evaluation of Flight Crew
• Company Pilots Released from Non-Flying Duties

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• TO INCREASE TRAINING BENEFIT
• The Introduction of an Independent Professional
  Training Organization
• Instructors Attitude
• Training Rapport in a Simulator

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• TO INCREASE TRAINING BENEFIT
• The Introduction of an Independent Professional
  Training Organization
• Instructors Attitude
• Training Rapport in a Simulator

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• CONCLUSIONS
• Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't
  live long enough to make all of them yourself.
• QUESTIONS?
• Thank you

• FFS training must emphasize both technical and
  human factors variables
• Encourage line pilots to have a positive attitude
  towards FFS training
• Include all variables from pilot reports and
  aircraft data
• Consider contracting with an Approved Training
  Organization
• Use information obtained from safety programs to
  enhance training
• Safety is the aviation industrys responsibility,
  but
• Work together with your local Aviation Authority
  to ensure that the positive safety trend
  continues!
• and remember