Wilderness Survival Training

Aim

A survival situation may occur for many reasons such as: an engine failure, bad weather, negligence, ground accident, radio problems... In these situations, pilots and passengers should always have one thing in mind; STAYING ALIVE until rescue arrives.

We could consider long-term survival (3 days or more). But with today's aviation technology, search and rescue organizations and all the usual preventive measure, the risk of being isolated for many days is small.

Description

• Preventive measures in an aviation context
• Importance of proper clothing
• Particularities of an aviation survival kit
• Safety position
• Surviving multiple passenger or crew wounds and triage methods
• Effect of small and large groups
• Choosing priorities
• Using the resources of the airplane vs the environment's resources
• Manual ELT activation and the other signalization means
• Preventive measures to avoid situation deterioration
• Truth about using the fuselage as a shelter
• Required conditions for moving (avoid, uncertain, beneficial)
  
• Waiting and crisis psychology

For more information or to book this course

For more information or to register participants, contact CQFA at (514) 300-2732 ext. 0 or email us by clicking on the link below.