DRAFT lesson page — content pending POH verification and video production.
Learning Objectives
- Manage single-pilot workload
- Recognize and avoid automation traps
- Apply threat and error management (TEM)
- Make deliberate aeronautical decisions (ADM)
In This Lesson
- One pilot, a fast jet — staying ahead of the airplane
- Workload spikes and offloading early
- Automation traps — mode confusion and complacency
- The Threat and Error Management model
- An ADM scenario — weather, fatigue, get-there-itis
Video
In production — original SRM concept animations + AI voiceover.
Knowledge Check
- SRM’s aim is to manage workload and resources single-pilot
- Mode confusion is an automation trap
- TEM stands for Threat and Error Management
- Fly ahead of the airplane
- Decide deliberately