SaferJett to provide training for Adam pilots and mechanics

Adam Aircraft has chosen Colorado-based SaferJett to provide training for its aircraft programs.

By Curt Epstein • Business Aviation Services Editor

November 2, 2007

Adam Aircraft has chosen Colorado-based SaferJett to provide training for its aircraft programs. The 10-year agreement, announced at NBAA in Atlanta in September, taps SaferJett for pilot and maintenance training for the A500 centerline-thrust
piston twin and the new A700 VLJ twin. The curriculum will incorporate elements of the FAA/Industry Training Standards (FITS) program, which is designed to enhance general aviation safety.

Among the FITS elements included in the program are learner-centered grading, single-pilot resource management for owner-operators, crew resource management for flight department and fleet operators, and scenario-based training. “These elements are critical in providing a realistic, effective training experience that will properly prepare Adam Aircraft clients for operation in today’s demanding aviation environment,” said SaferJett CEO Paul Hinton. The company is reworking Adam’s FITS-approved program, with an eye toward developing a curriculum that makes better use of the pilot’s existing knowledge.

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