What is the Advanced UPRT Course
The EASA Advanced Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) course covers a widely recognised aviation training gap and is the answer to the continuing need for increased safety in the industry. Recent aviation history has demonstrated how a perfectly trained crew flying a serviceable aircraft could lose control when faced with adverse situations of aircraft upset. Recover manoeuvres from such events are often counterintuitive and unknown to most of the crews.
By exposing pilots to such unfamiliar situations, the Advanced UPRT course helps them build resilience and gain the required knowledge and competencies to recover from startle effect and avoid fatal accidents.
Why Advanced UPRT?
On December 20, 2019 EASA made one of the most significant changes to its regulations.
According EASA FCL.745(A), all pilots starting their first MPA (Multi Pilot Aircraft) type rating must have completed an Advanced UPRT (Upset Prevention and Recovery Training) course.
Wings Level, offers the state of the art Advanced UPRT Course in Birrfeld (CH).
Pre-requisites
Before commencing the Advanced UPRT course the Applicant must:
. Hold at least a valid EASA PPL (A)
Structure of the Course
The Advanced UPRT course is organised into 3 days:
DAY 1
5 Hours theoretical instruction (Online CBT + 3 hours on presence)
DAY 2
2 Flight missions
DAY 3
1 Flight mission
Total exercise time: 03:00 hours.
If the advanced UPRT (AUPRT) course is not applicable to you, we strongly recommend you to have a look on our UPRS (Upset Prevention and Recovery Seminars)and tailored course.