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FlySto.net Introduce Innovative “Personal IPC Flight” Feature for Pilots to Self Assess IFR Proficiency
The TBM Owners and Pilots Association (TBMOPA) is excited to announce a groundbreaking collaboration with FlySto to unveil the “Personal IPC Flight (P-IPC)” feature. Flown with a safety pilot, the FlySto P-IPC permits TBM pilots to self assess their IFR proficiency using a novel, private assessment tool.
The P-IPC is a brief, but demanding, flight consisting of 2 consecutive instrument approaches. The first approach is hand-flown to the published minimum, missed approach and hold, while the other is executed on autopilot, culminating in a precision landing. The standards for the flight are modeled after those established for the TBMOPA Checkride Challenge, where pilots are evaluated by a professional Check Pilot. For the P-IPC, however, the standards are evaluated digitally and reported to the pilot immediately after the flight for review and guidance.
If a P-IPC flight is conducted in the fashion described, FlySto software will automatically detect it and offer the pilot a “Personal IPC Flight” button that can be clicked to reveal an analysis of numerous parameters associated with the flight, as well as, an overall score.
The flexibility to repeat the flight multiple times enables continuous skill enhancement. An example report generated by FlySto for a completed P-IPC flight is shown below.
For TBM pilots eager to maintain and refine their IFR proficiency, the P-IPC Flight feature is an invaluable tool. Using the latest technology available, it provides valuable feedback to the pilot who is dedicated to safer flight.
About TBMOPA
The TBM Owners and Pilots Association (TBMOPA) is a community of TBM aircraft owners and pilots dedicated to promoting the safe and efficient operation of TBM aircraft.
About FlySto
FlySto is a cutting-edge aviation software company focused on developing innovative tools for de-briefing, pilot training, skill assessment, flight data monitoring and safety management through flight data analysis.
Source: FlySto.net
Photo Credit: FlySto.net
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International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations Welcomes Céline Canu as New Managing Director
The Executive Board of the International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) is pleased to announce that Céline Canu has accepted the role of Managing Director. Beginning in January 2024, Céline will lead the activities of the Secretariat Staff from IFALPA’s Headquarters in Montreal, Canada.
IFALPA President, Cpt Amornvaj “Ben” Mansumitchai expressed his support: “I am delighted to welcome Céline Canu as the Managing Director of IFALPA. Having known her for many years, I am certain that her experience within the global aviation community, together with her vision and exceptional people skills, will play a pivotal role in working collaboratively with both the executive board and staff to achieve the Federation’s goals. She is the right person to help bring IFALPA to the next level.”
Canu is an accomplished professional with decades of experience in managing teams, developing air transport policy, and negotiating with governments and international organizations. Serving over the past year as an IFALPA Technical Officer, she brings strategic insight into international air transport regulations and operational procedures, particularly focusing on safety, air traffic services, and environmental concerns. Her role has been distinguished with active participation in ICAO consultations and supporting IFALPA Member Associations.
An air transport policy expert, Canu has held several leadership roles in the international aviation community, including serving as Global Head of Passenger Process at the International Air Transport Association (IATA). She also worked in policy development for IFALPA Member, the European Cockpit Association in Brussels, where she developed the organization’s strategy and expertise in the area of air services agreement negotiations, industrial affairs, air transport regulation, and aviation safety and security. Céline holds a master’s degree in Energy Economics from the French École Nationale Supérieure du Pétrole et des Moteurs – IFP School in Paris.
“I am thrilled to step into the role of Managing Director at IFALPA, an organization close to my heart. It’s a privilege to join this team of talented professionals, and this opportunity fills me with a profound sense of honor and excitement. My commitment is to foster a culture where collaboration, innovation, and integrity are not just values, but the very foundation of our daily endeavors. I strongly believe in the power of partnerships, and I am looking forward to collaborating with IFALPA Member Associations, aviation stakeholders, and policymakers to advance the federation’s mission as the Global Voice of Pilots.”
About IFALPA
IFALPA is the global voice of pilots. An international not-for-profit organization, IFALPA represents over 110,000 pilots in more than 70 countries. The mission of the Federation is to promote the highest level of aviation safety worldwide and to be the global advocate of the piloting profession, providing representation, services, and support to both our members and the aviation industry.
Source: IFALPA
Photo Credit: IFALPA
