FAA and EASA Will Upgrade Stall Training
The FAA is to issue a new rule governing stall training for airline pilots based on industry input recommending improved approaches for dealing with loss of control in flight, said to be the leading cause of aircraft fatalities.
The FAA is to issue a new rule governing stall training for airline pilots based on industry input recommending improved approaches for dealing with loss of control in flight, said to be the leading cause of aircraft fatalities.

The FAA is due to issue a rule requiring a new approach to stall training for airline pilots that runs counter to previous guidance. According to Dr. Jeff Schroeder, the agency’s chief scientific and technical officer, the new approach will “take a lot of work to undo previous training because some pilots are ‘spring-loaded’ to the previous technique.”