This session explores how flight instructors can foster both student and personal mental wellness by integrating stress management and resilience-building into the training environment.
Risk management is a systematic decision-making process which must be taught by Certificated Flight Instructors (CFIs) and imparted to our learners.
This presentation will look at events that have happened to the presenter, what she learned from these events, and how she has adopted her instructional approach to effectively deal with similar situations.
The session will cover key challenges faced during transitions, including increased power-to-weight ratios, complex avionics, and unique flight characteristics.
This presentation will discuss the implications for flight instructors, curriculum developers, and training organizations, with recommendations for integrating the DB more effectively throughout a student’s training journey.
This presentation will outline the best AI tools and approaches for flight instructors to use. We’ll avoid the hype and focus on practical ways to advance the learning process using approachable and affordable AI tools.
This interactive seminar explores methods to use AI to support instructors to develop impactful scenarios, ranging from simple exercises for early learners to complex, multi-variable situations for advanced students.
This presentation will challenge instructors to rethink how they use simulation in their training programs.
In this practical, one-hour session, we’ll explore realistic and effective ways to integrate AI into flight training environments, from ground school to simulation labs.
In this session, we will discuss the reasons for the recommendations and how it helps a person live a longer, healthier life.
We will introduce the "NextGen CFI," a forward-looking framework designed to equip current and future flight instructors with the competencies to leverage AI-powered tools effectively.Â
This presentation proposes the integration of US Air Force Colonel John Boyd's OODA loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) as a fundamental framework for cultivating proactive habits.
Attendees will walk away with the confidence to use NASA reports—not just as a "get out of jail free" card—but as a proactive, preventive safety tool.
