New NBAA Training Guidelines Given Out Here

Copies of NBAA's new NBAA Automated Flight Deck Training Guidelines will be available at meetings slated for today and Thursday.

The new publication sets forth the association's recommended minimums for satisfying and initial automated flight deck training program. They were developed by the FMS/Charting subcommittee of NBAA's Airspace/Air Traffic committee.

The association points out that the Guidelines don't say how advanced flight deck training is to be implemented, as "each training provider must determine the most effective and efficient method to meet the objectives presented."

Besides being mailed to NBAA members after the gathering here in New Orleans, the Guidelines will be handed out at the Spring 2000 Severe Weather Program meeting this afternoon, and at the Airspace/Air Traffic committee meeting on Thursday morning.