MASTERY FLIGHT TRAINING

MASTERY FLIGHT TRAINING, Inc.

247 Tiffany St. Rose Hill, KS 67133 316-737-1141 fax 316-776-0856 mastery.flight.training@cox.net

Pilots must “demonstrate mastery of the aircraft with the successful outcome of each task….”

--FAA PRACTICAL TEST STANDARDS

Latest update

August 27, 2008

Recent FLYING LESSONS:

Gear-up landings as an industrial safety exercise; Storm warnings

Fuel exhaustion!; Delayed abort; You're the maintenance expert

Consequences of risk; Instructor responsibility; Approach checklist

"You never fail to impress me with the wisdom of these Flying Lessons. Thanks for all you do."

-- Jim Lauerman, president, AVEMCO Insurance

"Your FLYING LESSONS comments and weekly accident updates are much appreciated and well received by my two flying sons and me. I know you might say you're just doing your job, but you're doing your job very, very well."--Buzz Tarver, aircraft owner, Lakeland, FL

"I get your weekly summary via the musketeermail net. I'm a retired airline captain with over 35,000 hours, now flying a simple Sundowner. I REALLY like your summary 'piston reports' and 'lessons learned'.
Thanks!"-- David Whitley, aircraft owner, Covington, KY

"Your safety work on the weekly mishap report is excellent. It gives us all a moment to think and hopefully analyze our own techniques so that we don't repeat the mistakes and become a statistic ourselves."

--Max Grogan, aircraft owner, Knoxville, TN

All information contained on this site may be used for furthering pilot education and flight safety, provided appropriate citation to Mastery Flight Training, Incorporated, and/or www.thomaspturner.net is prominently included in all presentations.

Fly safe, and have fun!™

September 2008 Articles by Thomas P. Turner:

Note: Accessing articles may require subscription and/or organization membership

(cover story) Forget the Checklist Aviation Safety

Commit to memory those things you need to do in an emergency.

Leading Edge #22: Night Flight AVweb

Managing risk when the world goes dark.

posted 9/15

Cowl Flaps Australian Bonanza Society

One of the most forgotten--and most critical--parts of a high-performance airplane.

Landing gear-related mishaps American Bonanza Society

More ways to remain one of "those who won't" have a gear-up or gear collapse

Instrument Failure Pilot's Audio Update

You have to recognize instrument failure before your partial-panel practice does you any good.

NAFI Master CFI

AMCC

Permanent Editorial Board

FLY WITH TOM

2008 FAA Central Region CFI of the Year

Personalized Bonanza instruction

at your location

A36TC/B36TC

A36, F33A, V35B

including turbonormalized

Personalized Baron instruction

at your location

MFT, Inc. Consulting Services

FAA Safety Team Lead Representative

“The goal of accident investigation is not to solve accidents for its own sake, but to improve safety by preventing [future] accidents.” --Air Line Pilots Association

Beech Safety...from experience

August 28, 2008 Weekly Accident Update

Fuel Mismanagement Accidents Outcomes and factors

Archives (month by month 2004-2008)

End-of-year Summaries and Discussion, 2000 - 2007

THOSE WHO WON'T ™:

Avoiding Landing Gear-Related Mishaps (LGRMs)

NEW! You know you’ve heard it: there are those who have, and those who will have a gear up landing. Become one of Those Who Won’t with this DVD detailing 10 tips for avoiding landing gear-related mishaps. By Master CFI Thomas P. Turner, the 15-minute DVD is the result of over six years of studying why pilots make landing-gear mistakes. Great for airport, flying club and FAASTeam safety meetings. $25 plus shipping and handling online or by calling Paula at 316-945-1700.

Piston Aircraft Landing Gear Related Mishaps

Observations on LGRMS

Preflight and post-maintenance inspection requirement

for the Beech emergency landing gear extension handcrank.

Near Gear-Up: A Reader's Experience

Online article archives

AVweb Leading Edge since Feb. 2007

Aero-News Network over 400 articles and podcasts

iPilot 160 feature articles

Holder of an ATP certificate with instructor, CFII and MEI ratings, a Masters Degree in Aviation Safety, and 2008 FAA Central Region CFI of the Year, Master CFI Thomas P. Turner (resume) has been Lead Instructor for FlightSafety International's Bonanza pilot training program at the Beechcraft factory; production test pilot for engine modifications; aviation insurance underwriter; corporate pilot and safety expert; Captain in the United States Air Force; and contract course developer for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He is now the Manager of Technical Services for the American Bonanza Society. With over 3500 hours logged, including more than 2200 as an instructor, Tom writes, lectures and instructs extensively from his home at THE AIR CAPITAL--Wichita, Kansas.

MASTERY FLIGHT TRAINING, Inc. 247 Tiffany St. Rose Hill, KS 67133 316-737-1141 fax 316-776-0856 mastery.flight.training@cox.net Pilots must “demonstrate mastery of the aircraft with the successful outcome of each task….” --FAA PRACTICAL TEST STANDARDS
Latest update August 27, 2008 Sign up for the FREE weekly FLYING LESSONS email newsletter. Send "Subscribe" to mastery.flight.training@cox.net Recent FLYING LESSONS: Gear-up landings as an industrial safety exercise; Storm warnings Fuel exhaustion!; Delayed abort; You're the maintenance expert Consequences of risk; Instructor responsibility; Approach checklist "You never fail to impress me with the wisdom of these Flying Lessons. Thanks for all you do." -- Jim Lauerman, president, AVEMCO Insurance "Your FLYING LESSONS comments and weekly accident updates are much appreciated and well received by my two flying sons and me. I know you might say you're just doing your job, but you're doing your job very, very well."--Buzz Tarver, aircraft owner, Lakeland, FL "I get your weekly summary via the musketeermail net. I'm a retired airline captain with over 35,000 hours, now flying a simple Sundowner. I REALLY like your summary 'piston reports' and 'lessons learned'. Thanks!"-- David Whitley, aircraft owner, Covington, KY "Your safety work on the weekly mishap report is excellent. It gives us all a moment to think and hopefully analyze our own techniques so that we don't repeat the mistakes and become a statistic ourselves." --Max Grogan, aircraft owner, Knoxville, TN All content ©2008 Mastery Flight Training, Inc. unless indicated otherwise. All rights reserved. All information contained on this site may be used for furthering pilot education and flight safety, provided appropriate citation to Mastery Flight Training, Incorporated, and/or www.thomaspturner.net is prominently included in all presentations. Fly safe, and have fun!™	September 2008 Articles by Thomas P. Turner: Note: Accessing articles may require subscription and/or organization membership (cover story) Forget the Checklist Aviation Safety Commit to memory those things you need to do in an emergency. Leading Edge #22: Night Flight AVweb Managing risk when the world goes dark. posted 9/15 Cowl Flaps Australian Bonanza Society One of the most forgotten--and most critical--parts of a high-performance airplane. Landing gear-related mishaps American Bonanza Society More ways to remain one of "those who won't" have a gear-up or gear collapse Instrument Failure Pilot's Audio Update You have to recognize instrument failure before your partial-panel practice does you any good.	NAFI Master CFI AMCC Permanent Editorial Board FLY WITH TOM 2008 FAA Central Region CFI of the Year Personalized Bonanza instruction at your location A36TC/B36TC A36, F33A, V35B including turbonormalized Personalized Baron instruction at your location MFT, Inc. Consulting Services FAA Safety Team Lead Representative “The goal of accident investigation is not to solve accidents for its own sake, but to improve safety by preventing [future] accidents.” --Air Line Pilots Association
	Beech Safety...from experience August 28, 2008 Weekly Accident Update Fuel Mismanagement Accidents Outcomes and factors Archives (month by month 2004-2008) End-of-year Summaries and Discussion, 2000 - 2007
	*THOSE WHO WON'T ™:* Avoiding Landing Gear-Related Mishaps (LGRMs) NEW! You know you’ve heard it: there are those who have, and those who will have a gear up landing. Become one of Those Who Won’t with this DVD detailing 10 tips for avoiding landing gear-related mishaps. By Master CFI Thomas P. Turner, the 15-minute DVD is the result of over six years of studying why pilots make landing-gear mistakes. Great for airport, flying club and FAASTeam safety meetings. $25 plus shipping and handling online or by calling Paula at 316-945-1700. Piston Aircraft Landing Gear Related Mishaps Observations on LGRMS Preflight and post-maintenance inspection requirement for the Beech emergency landing gear extension handcrank. Near Gear-Up: A Reader's Experience
	Online article archives AVweb Leading Edge since Feb. 2007 Aero-News Network over 400 articles and podcasts iPilot 160 feature articles Books and articles by Thomas P. Turner University/club/association lectures Book and product reviews Tools for Flying Safely Aircraft Renter's Code of Conduct
Holder of an ATP certificate with instructor, CFII and MEI ratings, a Masters Degree in Aviation Safety, and 2008 FAA Central Region CFI of the Year, Master CFI Thomas P. Turner (resume) has been Lead Instructor for FlightSafety International's Bonanza pilot training program at the Beechcraft factory; production test pilot for engine modifications; aviation insurance underwriter; corporate pilot and safety expert; Captain in the United States Air Force; and contract course developer for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He is now the Manager of Technical Services for the American Bonanza Society. With over 3500 hours logged, including more than 2200 as an instructor, Tom writes, lectures and instructs extensively from his home at THE AIR CAPITAL--Wichita, Kansas.