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Sean D. Tucker And jetAVIVA Team Up To Fight 'Loss Of Control' Accidents

Training Designed Specifically For Light Jet Owner-Pilots

Sean D. Tucker's Tutima Academy of Aviation Safety, an aerobatic and upset recovery training school, has partnered with the light jet acquisition and sales firm jetAVIVA to launch a new Light Jet Upset Recovery Training course.Geared towards general aviation's light jet owner pilots, the course is specifically designed with the modern jet pilot in mind.


Sean D. Tucker

Following the FAA's recent announcement urging all commercial operators to begin incorporating "Enhanced Upset Recovery Training", jetAVIVA and the Tutima Academy are demonstrating their dedication to safety by expanding this recommendation to light jet operators. A recent NASA study demonstrated that Loss of Control (LOC) scenarios continue to outpace other factors as the leading cause of fatal accidents in the last 20 years. To help combat LOC accidents, the course covers LOC scenarios and aerodynamics with a specific emphasis on LOC psychology. The three day course utilizes the highly capable Extra 300L and Pitts S2B/C, giving pilots the ability to experience all flight attitudes and to test the edges of the aerodynamic envelope in a safe and structured environment under the guidance of some of the world's top aerobatic instructors.

This course is open to any pilot who flies a turbine-powered airplane, or is considering the purchase of a turbine-powered airplane. The team at Tutima Academy, including company principal and world-renowned airshow performer Sean D. Tucker, developed the curriculum in conjunction with jetAVIVA's jet instructor pilots.  "Flying aerobatics is the greatest thrill I've ever experienced. Being able to share my experiences to help other pilots survive emergency situations is even more rewarding," said Tucker.

Since its inception, jetAVIVA has been dedicated to the development of its clients as owner pilots. "Training for and flying in competition aerobatics has significantly helped increase my personal flying skills, potentially saving my life one day," said jetAVIVA president Cyrus Sigari. "As a result I have become a firm believer that upset recovery training is not just an educational option; it should be required training for all those operating turbine powered aircraft."

jetAVIVA developed its first Jet Familiarization Training course several years ago and has helped hundreds of owner-pilots transition from propeller aircraft to jets. The Tutima Academy of Aviation Safety, located in King City, CA, strives to provide high-precision flight training for pilots of all levels, building confidence during maneuvering, and a deeper understanding into the art of flying. The goal of both jetAVIVA and the Tutima Academy is to increase safety in one of the fastest growing areas of general and business aviation: the owner-flown light jet category.

FMI: www.tutimaacademy.com, www.jetaviva.com

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