Mojave, California-based Flight Research has introduced a course to help pilots understand how icing conditions affect performance and what to do if they enter icing conditions inadvertently.
Flight Research Launches Icing Upset Recovery Course
Key Takeaways:
- Flight Research has launched a new course to educate pilots on the effects of icing conditions on aircraft performance and how to respond to inadvertent icing encounters.
- The training program includes three hours of ground instruction and two one-hour flights in an actual Cirrus SR22, with one flight featuring proprietary ice simulations to demonstrate performance degradation.
- The course costs $4,999, is conducted in real aircraft rather than simulators, and meets FAA, EASA, and ICAO standards for Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT).
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