In March 2019, Part 121 air carriers were required to begin offering upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) to pilots who train under an advanced qualifications program (AQP) outlined in Public Law 111-216 section 208. That law was created in part, following the 2009 loss of control crash of a Colgan Airlines Dash 8 Q400 near Buffalo, New York. That requirement eventually translated into FAR 121.423.
Delta Airlines/APS Invite Pilots to UPRT Innovations Webinar
Key Takeaways:
- Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) became a mandatory requirement for Part 121 air carriers' AQP pilots in March 2019, following a 2009 crash and codified under FAR 121.423.
- Delta Air Lines, an early adopter of UPRT, is co-hosting a free webinar with Aviation Performance Solutions (APS) on September 24th.
- The webinar, titled "Delta Air Lines (DAL) Upset Training Innovations," will share Delta's lessons learned and innovations in UPRT, covering topics like instructor standardization, real-world data utilization, and the importance of effective UPRT.
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