Loss of Control: FAASafety Team Seminar on August 16th, 2017

Loss of Control: FAASafety Team Seminar on August 16th, 2017

High Performance Aviation

Loss of Control

On Wednesday, August 16, 2017, John Hollingshead, Commercial Pilot, CFI, CFII, MEI, High Performance Aviation, LLC will present an FAA Safety Team talk on Loss of Control. Loss of control can happen in any phase of flight, in any aircraft, with pilots of any certification and experience. This presentation will discuss strategies for preventing loss of control through planning and situational awareness, as well as techniques for recovery from unexpected loss of control.

This Fly-In Seminar is located at Anson Aviation, Sugar Land Regional Airport and is sponsored by the SGR FAASTeam. Anson Aviation is located south of the Sugar Land Regional Airport main Terminal Building. Participants are eligible for WINGS credit. Register online for this seminar.

View complete event details and registration information for this seminar here.

Title:

Loss of Control

Topic:

In control to loss of control - what happened and why?

Speaker:

John Hollingshead, Commercial Pilot, CFI, CFII, MEI, High Performance Aviation, LLC

Date/Time:

Wednesday, August 16, 19:00 CST

Location:

ANSON AVIATION
Sugar Land Regional Airport
12890 A- Highway 6 S
Sugar Land, TX 77498 (map)

Select Number:

SW0977702

Credit for the WINGS Programs:

  • Advanced WINGS - 1 credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 2

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