Reviews
The Australian Aviation Underwriting
Pool has distributed this series to each pilot renewing his insurance policy
and to pilots purchasing new policies. As the insurance company says, "Introduced
by the legendary Bob Hoover, 'The 17 Most Popular Ways To Fall Out Of The
Sky...And How To Avoid Them' is required viewing for anyone who's serious
about safety... Because in aviation, more than any other industry, a couple
of hours of prevention is always the better option."
"It is unlikely pilots will view
these tapes without recognizing themselves in one of the 17 vignettes about
poor decision making. Highly realistic scenarios show pilots reacting to stress,
peer pressure, and even medical conditions that could affect any pilot and
lead to disaster."
-Alton K. Marsh, AOPA Pilot
*Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, all rights reserved
"CFI's should
purchase a set and require every Biennial Flight Review candidate to watch
them and discuss them with the instructor. FBOs should require that renters
of aircraft watch the entire series as a condition of renting a plane from
them."
-Southwest
Aviation Report
"Selected for instructional
use by the FAA, the U.S. Air Force and the Civil Air Patrol, the series shines
by virtue of its careful methodology and high quality production values...
Specific issues covered range from the elementary to the advanced, and even
experienced aviators will pick up pointers from this well-prepared series."
- Aviation International News
"One of the best to come along
in a while... And more than once the pilots I watched the video with were
quiet when they pointed out items of which we all were not aware... it trains
you to spot emergency situations before they become critical."
-Flight Training
This is the most entertaining and
well-produced video I have seen on accident prevention to date... This is
definitely a tape your non-pilot friends and family will enjoy (although if
you mimic the behavior of the actors in the series, it is likely they will
never fly with you again)."
-Private Pilot

Purchased
by the FAA National safety Office.
CAP-USAF
Headquarters acquired one for each of their Air Force Liaison Officers.