Line-Oriented Flight Training (LOFT)¶
Federal Aviation Administration. (2015). Line-Oriented Flight Training (LOFT). Advisory Circular 120-35D.
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- Full-mission scenario training of this kind is a long-standing practice precisely because it surfaces performance that calm, familiar testing hides.
This sourceTraces full-mission LOFT to the mid-1970s and explains how realistic scenarios make technical and crew-resource-management behavior observable.
- Full-mission scenario training of this kind is a long-standing practice precisely because it surfaces performance that calm, familiar testing hides.
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