The General Emergency Training e-learning course is designed to prepare aviation professionals for a variety of emergency situations. The course covers accidents, incidents, aircraft fires, weather in aviation, decompression, and physiology at high altitudes, ditching and survival equipment, emergency equipment, evacuation procedures, and hijacking of an aircraft.
This course not only complies with the highest aviation safety standards but also brings the volatile nature of emergencies to life. Through interactive content and expert insights, this course is an essential tool for pilots, boosting their capabilities and ensuring safe and efficient flight operations.
The General Emergency Training (GET) course covers key aspects for safe operations in emergency situations:
Accidents and Incidents: Understand the definitions, classifications, and investigation procedures related to aviation accidents and incidents.
Aircraft Fires: Explore fire and smoke characteristics, types of extinguishing agents, fire classifications, engine fire procedures, anti-smoke systems, and more.
Weather in Aviation: Learn about weather-related emergencies, types of lightning, phenomena like St. Elmo's fire and volcanic ashes, and their implications on aviation safety.
Decompression and Physiology at High Altitudes: Understand the effects of slow and rapid decompression on the human body and how pilots and passengers should respond to physiological challenges at high altitudes.
Ditching and Survival Equipment: Familiarize yourself with the equipment necessary for flights over water, underwater locating devices, and essential survival items for ditching scenarios.
Emergency Equipment: Explore the contents and use of first aid kits, oxygen supplies, and other emergency equipment essential for onboard safety.
Evacuation Procedures: Gain proficiency in passenger briefing protocols, special category evacuations, initiation of evacuations, and other procedures necessary during emergency evacuations.
Hijacking of an Aircraft: Understand the state's responsibility, regulations, practices, and procedures related to aircraft hijackings and the protocols for dealing with such situations.
Benefits & Features
Comprehensive coverage
Expert design by experienced pilots
Assessments and progress tracking
Accessible on all devices, anytime, anywhere
Easy-to-use LMS with expert onboarding support
Intended Audience
The General Emergency Training eLearning course is designed for a diverse range of aviation professionals, with a focus on enhancing safety and decision-making skills in emergency situations.
Regulatory Compliance
This eLearning course is not subject to regulations, however, it fulfills the related EASA/FAA requirements.
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