Being a safe pilot requires more than completing flight training and staying current
Graduation certificate and instructor endorsement (sign-off) available from ASA for no additional cost upon completion of the course
all of which will ensure safe practices while in flight
The ACS portion is a direct reprint of the most current version of the FAA Commercial Pilot Airman Certification Standards at the time of print (minus references to seaplanes)
Alaska Flying II: Same visuals as "Alaska Flying" with the addition of radio communications
ASA Human Factors: Enhancing Pilot Performance (eBook) helicopter Being a safe pilot requiresTodays aviation industry enjoys a remarkable safety record, primarily because it has learned from the mistakes of its past. Through the study of aviation accidents, most of the risks of flying have been identified and the threats they pose to safety can be managed. However, aircraft accidents, such as controlled flight into terrain, loss of control, runway excursions and incursions, and midair collisions still occur, and the hazards of flight remain.