The On-Aircraft Upset Training Experience

Experienced pilot and first-time APS graduate Jeremy MacDonough, Challenger 350 captain for a part 91 managed corporate account, discusses his on-aircraft upset training experience at APS. Having had extensive training in simulators, Jeremy discusses the difference real-world training makes and what the experience is like.

A critical factor for effective Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) is the training intensity necessary to combat human factors that can affect pilot performance during an unexpected airplane upset. Here is more information about the value of on-aircraft UPRT:

• Required Intensity for Effective Airplane Upset Training
• Two Dimensions of Training Intensity Critical for Effective Upset Training
• The Biology of an Aircraft Upset Event and Loss of Control