According to Korey Stafford, a threat is anything that can complicate your life. A threat, according to the dictionary, is something which is potentially dangerous, painful, or may bring harm. Since flying has a certain amount of inherent risk, conducting a threat forward briefing prior to a flight makes sense.On episode one of Pilot in Real Life, Korey Stafford, CEO of Echelon Flight Support, and Michael Wright, Global Director of EFS and Executive Producer/Host for Pilot in Real Life, discussed Threat Forward Briefings in more detail. Korey and Michael go a bit deeper about briefings. Korey shares a real-life experience about how he and another pilot conducted a Threat Forward Briefing before traveling along the east coast. Because of strong weather, their flight was altered. A lower altitude required a new fuel burn calculation and more. The threats they faced had the possibility of complicating their flying life.On this episode Korey and Michael issue a challenge for all aviators. Listen and accept the challenge. Then go to pilotinreallife.com/contact, and then share via the contact form what are at least two possible threats you might encounter on your next flight. Then craft a plan about how you will adjust to meet the threats. We believe you will fly safer and grow as a pilot by taking on the challenge.
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