Please check out my book "Pilot Judgment and Crew Resource Management" from
Ashgate Press (802-276-3162). It was written specifically for this purpose.
Dick Jensen
At 11:14 PM 10/20/97 -0300, you wrote:
>Fellow Aviation Professionals
>
>It is my hope that you, the industry experts, can provide some specific
direction in the area of CRM curriculum for ab initio pilot. As you maybe
aware I am designing a new program with the goal of bridging the gap between
flight school and the airlines. To date I have put in place 45 hours of HF
curriculum using two new books put out by Transport Canada (very similar in
content of HF for GA, Trollip & Jensen, 1991). Now I am faced with the
challenge of finding the right textbook that will complement the LOFT
program that will follow and of course the end product.
>
>You have probably already observed that I am trying to utilize all
available resources in achieving this objective. Your recommendations,
either at the site or directly, will be greatly appreciated. Please
indicate this in your correspondence if you need to know more about the
non-profit institution that is taking this vision, and I will gladly provide
you with that link.
>
>May I also add to those that my have already responded to me via email -- a
glitch has wiped out my contact manager. A problem that my computer friend
says, "lies between the seat and the keyboard." Ha! Careful when you use
that in your debriefings!!!
>
>
>Cheers!!!
>
>Jeff Morris
>Aviation Consultant
>Captain (ret'd)
>Canada
>jmorris_at_supercity.ns.ca
>
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is my
>hope that you, the industry experts, can provide some specific direction in
the
>area of CRM curriculum for ab initio pilot. As you maybe aware I am
>designing a new program with the goal of bridging the gap between flight
school
>and the airlines. To date I have put in place 45 hours of HF curriculum
>using two new books put out by Transport Canada (very similar in content of
><U>HF for GA</U>, Trollip & Jensen, 1991). Now I am faced with the
>challenge of <STRONG><U>finding the right textbook</U> </STRONG>that will
>complement the LOFT program that will follow and of course the end
>product. </FONT></DIV>
><DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman"></FONT> </DIV>
><DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman">You have probably already observed that I am
>trying to utilize all available <FONT color=#000000>resources </FONT>in
>achieving this objective. Your recommendations, either at the site or
>directly, will be greatly appreciated. Please indicate this in your
>correspondence if you need to know more about the non-profit institution
that is
>taking this vision, and I will gladly provide you with that link.
></FONT></DIV>
><DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman"></FONT> </DIV>
><DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman">May I also add to those that my have already
><FONT color=#000000>responded </FONT>to me via email -- a <FONT
>color=#000000>glitch </FONT>has wiped out my contact manager. A
>problem that my computer friend says, "lies between the seat and the
>keyboard." Ha! Careful when you use that in your
debriefings!!!
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><DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman"></FONT><FONT
>face="Times New Roman"><BR></FONT> </DIV>
><DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman">Cheers!!!<BR><BR>Jeff Morris<BR>Aviation
>Consultant<BR>Captain (ret'd)<BR>Canada<BR><A
>href="mailto:jmorris_at_supercity.ns.ca">jmorris_at_supercity.ns.ca</A><BR><BR></
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