Some aviation firms taking extra measures to train pilots, crew to handle turbulence
Some aviation firms are taking extra steps to make sure pilots or crew are more prepared to handle turbulence events. At least one private flight school in Singapore is increasing the intensity of simulator training so that cadet pilots are exposed to all possible scenarios in flight. CNA speaks to Phil Seymour, President of the International Bureau of Aviation, who discusses jetstreams that cause turbulence and what more can aviation authorities around the world do.
Some aviation firms are taking extra steps to make sure pilots or crew are more prepared to handle turbulence events. At least one private flight school in Singapore is increasing the intensity of simulator training so that cadet pilots are exposed to all possible scenarios in flight. CNA speaks to Phil Seymour, President of the International Bureau of Aviation, who discusses jetstreams that cause turbulence and what more can aviation authorities around the world do.
