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Mission Statement:
"We steadily improve our processes and procedures in order to make our customers ecstatically happy while maintaining the dignity of our entire family of employees".

Safety Seminars

FREE MONTHLY AVIATION SEMINAR SERIES

2022

WHEN: 2nd Saturday of each month via Zoom
TIME (EST): 8:30 am Continental Breakfast (temporarily suspended)
9:00 am -10:30 am Seminar, Questions, Hangar Talk
WHERE: Mid Island Air Service, Inc. • LI MacArthur Airport

We now broadcast all seminars as a Live Webinar via the FAA Webinars system

PROMOTOR: FAA FAASTeam • SAFETY WINGS PROGRAM • www.faasafety.gov

Interested in becoming a sponsor or in joining the Wings Program?  Contact Don to learn how.  Click the Sponsorship Opportunities or Wings link above for additional information too.

JAN 8, 2022

ADM and the Chain of Events

  • ADM is ALWAYS at play and drives your every action!
  • Do you have the information you need to make the best decisions?
  • How do you respond to changing circumstances & are you able to identify threats and mitigate the risks?
  • Chain of events or error chain – safety concern & precautions
  • How many contributing factors lead to accidents rather than 1 single event
  • Human factor related vs. mechanic failure w aircraft – account for 3:1 accidents

Vincent Aprea – Base Aviation Manager for SkyHealth air medical transport at ISP, EMS line pilot, COMM, ATP [helo], CFI, AGI, EMT, Aircraft Rescue, prior NYPD pilot

Ken Solosky – Retired Chief Pilot NYPD & Newark Police, ATP, FW/H, CFI.H, AGI, IGI

FEB 12, 2022

Airborne Medical Emergencies; How to act as the PIC

  • Are you prepared and would you know what to do in a medical emergency?
  • Foremost, recognizing  that you have an in-air medical emergency.
  • Declaring an emergency and getting on the ground as quickly as possible.
  • Responding and treating life threatening medical emergencies before EMS arrives
  • Steps you should take while waiting for EMS.
  • What first aid equipment should you carry on-board your aircraft

Ken Solosky – Retired Chief Pilot NYPD & Newark Police, ATP, FW/H, CFI.H, AGI, IGI

 MAR 12, 2022

AOPA – Rusty Pilot Seminar

  • Life may have gotten in the way, but the dream of flight can be yours again
  • Returning to the skies is not as difficult as most rusty pilots think
  • Understand what’s changed in aviation since you last took the controls
  • Brush up on your aviation knowledge
  • The program is developed by AOPA in partnership with local flight training providers
  • How you can get back in the air and a part of the general aviation community
  • Get ground school signoff towards a flight review [BFR]

Donnie MacKay – Senior Manager, Rusty Pilots & Operations, You Can Fly, AOPA Foundation, Inc

Rebecca Boone – CFI part of the Rusty Pilots team

APR 9, 2022

AIRLINE RECURRENT TRAINING – And what GA can, and should, learn from similar requirements

  • Recurrent training in the airlines from a Check Airman perspective
  • Why GA should listen and go through more frequent training even if not a requirement
  • One airlines training program, how developed, administered, and evolved over time
  • How GA pilots can benefit from some simple suggestions rooted in it

Adam Rosenberg, FAA DPE, CFI, Check Pilot, Airline Captain

 MAY 14, 2022

PRECISION LANDINGS

  • It is possible for a bad landing from a good approach,

but impossible to make a good landing from a bad approach.

  • 5 steps: speed/height, look outside, end of runway, flare, power
  • Making stabilized approaches: speed, decent, trim, touchdown spot, flare
  • How to know where to look when you flare
  • Q&A, and look for possible Spot Landing contest in the Fall

David Windmiller – A US Unlimited Team Aerobatic Pilot, ATP, MEI, CFI, Light Sport

to Business Jet, Turbo Prop, Helo, CFI Rotorcraft, Glider, Land/Sea, Test Pilot, 20K+ hrs

JUN 11, 2022

LEGAL CHECKLISTS – Is All Your Paperwork in Order

  • Pilot and Instructor certificates and logbook requirements – FAR 61.56
  • Recent experience requirements & Instrument Proficiency
  • Training and Instructor endorsements, specials and logbook requirements
  • NOTAMS are regulatory and binding
  • A&P authorizations/requirements pilots need to know

Kathy Yodice – PVT, IFR, Managing partner Yodice Associates Potomac MD, representing aviation legal interest over 30 years, served on AOPA’s Board of Aviation Medical Advisors, . . .

rev: 2/28/2022

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