Training and Workforce
APS Expands Upset Training Capabilities
The new expanded training taps modern simulators to help pilots learn how to handle upset situations.
The inside (and almost upside-down) view from APS's Marchetti S-211 jet during upset prevention and recovery training. (Photo: APS)
The inside (and almost upside-down) view from APS's Marchetti S-211 jet during upset prevention and recovery training. (Photo: APS)

Aviation Performance Solutions (APS, Booth 1117) has added a new feature in its integrated academic, on-aircraft, and simulator training services that addresses the gap in upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) for four classes of airplanes. This expanded training takes advantage of APS’s new Alsim simulator, located at its headquarters at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport in Mesa, Arizona. The simulator can be reconfigured for UPRT in light and large multiengine turboprops, multiengine business jets, and large transport-category airplanes.


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