Mountain Flying Module For Pilots Flying High Performance Planes

Mountain Flying

The Mountain Flying module is designed for pilots flying high performance jet and turboprop aircraft into and out of high altitude airports located in the mountains. Using airports such as Aspen, Eagle, and Telluride as examples, the module includes a review of best practices and considerations for flight planning, mountain weather, the terrain and its consequences for flight operations, density altitude and aircraft performance, approaches and departures, and emergencies during mountainous airport operations. This module also includes information from FAA Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) 11011 Runway Excursions at KJAC, Information for Operators (InFO) 19012 Cold Temperature Restricted Airports, and FAA Advisory Circular 00-57 Hazardous Mountain Winds and Their Visual Indicators.

We also have a Rotor Wing version that covers terrain hazards, EGPWS/HTAWS, performance, and specific environmental challenges to rotor wing operations.

Pilots - Fixed Wing

Part 135

This module is designed to support the safe operations of operators flying into high altitude mountain airports and is especially recommended for pilots who have limited experience in mountain airport flying. It may be used for both initial and recurrent training. We can customize the module to include any General Operations Manual (GOM) / Flight Operations Manual (FOM) operator specific mountain operations procedures. We can also customize the module to meet any specialty curriculum requirements in your Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)-approved Training Program. This module is appropriate for use as a training element of risk mitigation when a Safety Management System (SMS) risk analysis identifies mountain flying hazards in your operation.

Part 91

For flight departments conducting operations into high altitude mountain airports, this module is appropriate for use as a training element of risk mitigation when an SMS risk analysis identifies mountain flying hazards in your operation. The module is not required by the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO) or Business Aviation Safety Consortium (BASC) standard.

Module Content

Mountainous Terrain And Its Consequences
Flight Planning For Mountain Flying
Mountain Weather
Density Altitude
Approaches To Mountain Airports
Departures From Mountain Airports
Emergencies During Mountain Airport Operations

$250.00

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