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In covering these scenarios, we have demonstrated how to introduce system safety principles to traditional flight maneuvers using FITS. However, those same objectives and methods need not be confined to those items covered during the practical test. Instructors could easily develop a FITS syllabus to enhance the quality of flight reviews, instrument proficiency checks, the training of pilots to handle unusual emergencies, complex and/or high performance checkouts, etc. The possibilities are endless, and the FAA encourages instructors to be innovative in developing training strategies. The example provided is but one of an infinite number of methods for developing a FITS training program.
If you are not comfortable with creating such materials, or have concerns over how your students will be tested, there is good news. The FAA, along with its industry partners, is continuing to develop resources to help maximize the benefits offered through FITS. In addition, as enhancements are made to each PTS, the FAA will provide guidance to Aviation Safety Inspectors, Designated Pilot Examiners, pilots, and flight instructors to ensure the necessary standardization takes place.
FITS FAQs
Any discussion of FITS will typically raise several questions. These queries, along with their answers, are provided below.
Question: How would you define FITS?
Answer: FITS is best described as a vehicle for applying system safety concepts to training in technically advanced aircraft. The FITS program is designed to help flight instructors effectively use scenario-based training to integrate risk management, aeronautical decision-making (ADM), situational awareness, and single-pilot resource management (SRM) into every flight operation. This will provide students with the higher order thinking skills essential to safe flight.
Question: Am I required to teach using a FITS-accepted syllabus?
Answer: No. A FITS-accepted syllabus is but one tool for training pilots. While you may teach in any manner consistent with the regulations, the FAA strongly encourages taking advantage of the many benefits offered through FITS.
Question: Must I develop FITS-based training materials in order to earn or maintain my flight instructor certificate?
Answer: No. Again, FITS is an incentive-based initiative designed to help you train students more effectively. The FAA is simply providing tools to help you offer better instruction.
Question: Must the FAA accept my FITS curricula prior to its use?
Answer: No. You have the option of submitting your program for acceptance, but just as in other training accomplished under part 61, an instructor is not required to teach using an approved or accepted syllabus, FITS or otherwise.
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Flight Instructor Training Module Volume 1- FAA/Industry Training Standards(16)
