ERI Aviation Survival Training
Aviation survival can cover a wide range of topics that include many of the issues addressed in Global Survival. Pilots and aircrew members also need to know how to dress for the aviation environment, how to build and use an aircraft survival kit, how to deal with in-flight emergencies and immediate post-crash factors, how to signal distress and other issues related to aviation. In addition, those who fly over water require training in ditching procedures, underwater escape and use of auxiliary breathing devices, emergency floatation, raft management and survival at sea.Aviation Survival Course Offerings
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Subject Content Options
Aviation training programs are custom designed to meet specific host organization needs and may include several of the topics listed below:
- Primary Aviation Survival School: Basic Course
- Primary Aviation Survival School: Refresher Course
- Aviation Survival Instructor School
- Safety and Survival for General Aviation
- Corporate Aviation Aircrew Survival School
- Ditching, Underwater Egress and Survival at Sea
Subject Content Options
Aviation training programs are custom designed to meet specific host organization needs and may include several of the topics listed below:
- Survival Psychology
- Survival Physiology
- Energy Use, Loss & Conservation
- Environmental Hazards & Injuries
- Traumatic Injuries
- Clothing & Equipment
- Survival Kits & Equipment
- Sheltercraft
- Firecraft
- Signalling
- Water Procurement & Preparation
- Food Procurement Realities
- Search & Rescue (SAR)
- Travel Considerations & Techniques
- Survival Swimming
- Raft Management
- Underwater egress
- Use of HEEDs
- Smoke & Fumes
- International Travel
- Hostage Survival