Training and Workforce
APS To Teach Army Upset Training
The company is partnering with CAE as part of the U.S. Army’s Fixed-wing flight training program.
The U.S. Army’s fixed-wing training command in Dothan, Alabama has added upset prevention and recovery training to its curriculum. A partnership between APS and CAE will administer the training, using six aerobatic Grob G120TP trainers.
The U.S. Army’s fixed-wing training command in Dothan, Alabama has added upset prevention and recovery training to its curriculum. A partnership between APS and CAE will administer the training, using six aerobatic Grob G120TP trainers.

Advanced flight training provider Aviation Performance Solutions (APS) has partnered with CAE to provide upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) as part of the U.S. Army’s new fixed-wing flight training program in Dothan, Ala. Aimed at helping reduce the risk of loss of control, in-flight, (LOC-I), APS’s UPRT will be part of a training program that includes academics, simulator and live flight training, all of which will be conducted at CAE’s new training center, currently under construction at Dothan Regional Airport.  The program will support the transition of rotary-wing aviators to fixed-wing aircraft as well as training ab-initio fixed-wing students.