Aviation Performance Solutions at the Forefront of Pilot Safety Training at Business Aviation Safety Summit 2024

Friday, April 12, 2024

Aviation Performance Solutions (APS), a pioneer in Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT), is excited to play a significant role in the 69th Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS). At the event, APS will engage in crucial safety discussions and showcase an interactive exhibit featuring tools for risk analysis and mitigation tailored for pilots. The summit offers an invaluable opportunity for the business aviation community to focus on improving safety protocols and strategies throughout the sector.

KEY BASS 2024 SAFETY DISCUSSIONS

Join Paul “BJ” Ransbury, CEO of APS and Chairman of the NBAA Safety Committee, in key conversations about enhancing safety systems and integrating best practices in flight path management. These discussions will spotlight cutting-edge strategies and solutions aimed at boosting pilot safety.

FLASH TALK | Aviation Safety Insights from NBAA & Safety Committee Leadership
In an invigorating FLASH TALK session, join Ransbury and NBAA’s Senior Vice President, Douglas Carr, as they answer rapid-fire questions about the latest in aviation safety. The focus will be on pioneering strategies and systems to reduce risks and improve safety for both pilots and passengers.

Flight Path Management: An Ongoing Challenge for Business Aviation
Explore the complexities of modern airspace and the essential role of aircraft automation in a session dedicated to flight path management.

(For more details on these and other safety presentations, see the BASS 2024 Agenda.)

IN-BOOTH IN-FLIGHT SAFETY RISK EVALUATION AND CUSTOMIZED SOLUTIONS

Visit the APS booth #206 to receive guidance from experts on addressing the primary fatal threat pilots face: Loss of Control In-flight (LOC-I). Pilots will assess their risk of LOC-I and employ a dynamic 30-second tool to design a tailored Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) program that effectively mitigates risks and enhances training outcomes.

“We Help Pilots Bring Everyone Home Safely and are thrilled to be contributing to BASS 2024, a critical safety event that exemplifies excellence in aviation safety and continual attention to and refinement of business aviation safety practices,” said APS CEO Paul BJ Ransbury, “This year, we have made it easier than ever for pilots to evaluate their risk concerning aviation’s number one fatal threat, and to determine the ideal program to not only mitigate that risk, but to turn that risk into operational excellence across many facets of day-to-day flight operations.”

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