"Aviate, Navigate, Communicate" (A-N-C), is a phrase that has been used by pilots for many years.  It's a reminder of the pilot-in-command priorities during emergency situations, and can be used as a guide to create training scenarios.

Having the right knowledge and skills to effectively aviate, navigate and communicate in an emergency situation can be a challenge.  Fortunately pilots have a wealth of readily available information and skill building exercises to use for personal development.

This course will use these resources to develop a Personal Training Scenario:

• FAA Practical Test Standards (PTS)
• Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)
• Advisory Circulars (AC)
• FAA Handbooks
• Personal Training Scenario Forms

Use of a training scenario for each flight can be an effective way to develop pilot emergency responsiveness, and an enjoyable way to build and maintain pilot proficiencies.

Upon completion of this course the participant will be able to: 

• Develop a Personal PTS Based Skills Assessment for 
  • Aviate Tasks
  • Navigate Tasks
  • Communicate Tasks
  
  
• Identify Skill Building Activities from the PTS and Additional Sources for 
  • Aviate Tasks
  • Navigate Tasks
  • Communicate Tasks
  
  
• Create a Personal Skills Development Training Scenario for 
  • Aviate Tasks
  • Navigate Tasks
  • Communicate Tasks
  
  
• Use the Personal Training Scenario to Maintain 
  • PTS Ready Standards
  • Beyond the PTS Standards
  
  
• Pass the Mastery Test / Exam 
  
• Use this process as a Personal Continuous Improvement Plan

To receive appropriate course credit for this course you must:

• Have an account on FAASafety.gov
• Be logged into that account
• Be enrolled in the course
• You must visit each chapter of the course, using the navigation bars at the top or bottom of each screen, and complete all the course material found on each.

NOTE: Some links may take you to other sites or open windows on top of the course window. You will need to return to this course on FAASafety.gov to complete the exam. This might be as simple as closing all the additional windows. However, you may find it necessary to return to FAASafety.gov, log in again, and then "continue" the course from the Course List.

• Upon completion of the review section the button will turn blue indicating you are ready to start the examination. Upon successful completion of the exam you are given the appropriate course credit automatically.