Live Online Course:

Upset Recognition and Recovery Training

Dynamic Maneuvering Toolbox

Flight Research, Inc. is now offering online live training for each of the ground school sessions associated with the world class Flight Research Upset Recognition and Recovery Training (URRT). These modules will familiarize pilots with the concepts of URRT. As part of the solution to Loss of Control- In Flight, these conceptual tools are part of a larger more comprehensive program which includes in-aircraft training at the Flight Research Headquarters located in Southern California at the Mojave Air and Space Port.

Dynamic Maneuvering Toolbox for URRT

This is a 2 hour live training session: The most advanced and practical training you will receive on the dynamic maneuvering of an aircraft.  The specific techniques are centered on how to move an aircraft that has been upset through the sky effectively and safely back to a normal flight condition.  These are the tools you need to apply, hands on, in the airplane to recover from upsets.. 

Pilots will receive in-depth, personalized instruction covering the Dynamic Maneuvering Toolbox for URRT from Dr. Scott T. Glaser in this two-hour session. Pilots will have the ability to interact throughout the live course and ask questions relative to their own operations. 

The course is limited to only 15 registrations to ensure quality training. Be sure to register today to get an open seat. 

More Information

This course is from the Dynamic Maneuvering Toolbox Session utilized in our world renowned 8+hr ground school for Upset Recognition and Recovery Training at Flight Research Headquarters at the Mojave Air and Space Port in Southern California. The information provided is unique to Flight Research Inc. as it was developed with the resources in our several Test Pilot Training syllabi to give pilots an all-encompassing view of their aircraft's capabilities and tested parameters. 

The course results include an increased confidence and competence in aircraft operations and a better understanding of how and why Loss of Control-In Flight is the number one cause of fatalities in aviation.