GENERAL AVIATION PILOT EDUCATION PROGRAM.
Warren L. Cole
Abstract
Warren L. Cole
Abstract
General Aviation Pilot Education (GAPE) was a safety program designed to improve the aeronautical education of the general aviation pilot in anticipation that the national aircraft accident rate might be improved. GAPE PROGRAM attempted to reach out to the average general aviation pilot with specific and factual information regarding the pitfalls of his contemporaries who were involved in aircraft accidents and what he could do to avoid them. The program employed statistical analyses, publications, programmed training devices, speaking presentations and surveys as the tools with which to administer the program. (Author)
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General Aviation Pilot Education (GAPE) was a safety program designed to improve the aeronautical education of the general aviation pilot in anticipation that the national aircraft accident rate might be improved. GAPE PROGRAM attempted to reach out to the average general aviation pilot with specific and factual information regarding the pitfalls of his contemporaries who were involved in aircraft accidents and what he could do to avoid them. The program employed statistical analyses, publications, programmed training devices, speaking presentations and surveys as the tools with which to administer the program. (Author)
Key concepts: Aeronautics, Aviation, Aviation engineering, Computer science, Engineering, Civil aviation, Aerospace engineering