Thank you so much for this detailed script! As a PPL student, preparing for a checkride, and a non native English speaker I was searching for such script. There many videos where people explain what to mention in a briefing, but so little on how to actually say simple and important information to the passenger. It is very helpful! thank you!
This was excellent. One thing that I found useful from another video was adding what to expect on an aborted take off, stall after take off, or aborted landing. With the Go-Around option in a small GA craft being fairly common, letting the passenger know that this is a normal proceedure to ensure everyones safety, it might help calm the situation during the action.
"If you are absolutely GOING to vomit, a bag into which you can do so is located..." Also, I would set behavioral expectations-- I expect you not to be drunk, to comply with my instructions, to observe safety procedures, to not talk at xyz time, etc.
I’m still scared to fly on anything smaller than an Airbus or 737, but your briefing makes me think I’d feel comfortable with you as my pilot. Even in a tiny plane.
I developed a fear of flying after an Alaska Airlines Crash in 2000. I didn’t board a plane again until 2015 to take a 12hr flight to London(needed Xanax). I’m glad I did. Cause I live in WA state. Now I’m able to fly down to Sharks games 15-20 times a season. My bro kept his season tix when we moved. Facing your fears can be good.
Thank you so much for this detailed script! As a PPL student, preparing for a checkride, and a non native English speaker I was searching for such script. There many videos where people explain what to mention in a briefing, but so little on how to actually say simple and important information to the passenger. It is very helpful! thank you!
This was excellent. One thing that I found useful from another video was adding what to expect on an aborted take off, stall after take off, or aborted landing. With the Go-Around option in a small GA craft being fairly common, letting the passenger know that this is a normal proceedure to ensure everyones safety, it might help calm the situation during the action.
Perfect, exactly what I needed and straight to the point. Will use this briefing flow.
THIS IS JUST AN AWESOME VIDEO 👏🏼 WELL DONE MAN !!
"If you are absolutely GOING to vomit, a bag into which you can do so is located..."
Also, I would set behavioral expectations-- I expect you not to be drunk, to comply with my instructions, to observe safety procedures, to not talk at xyz time, etc.
Great video; the only thing is maybe put it all together at the end with an example -but that’s just me being not-picky.
I’m still scared to fly on anything smaller than an Airbus or 737, but your briefing makes me think I’d feel comfortable with you as my pilot. Even in a tiny plane.
I developed a fear of flying after an Alaska Airlines Crash in 2000. I didn’t board a plane again until 2015 to take a 12hr flight to London(needed Xanax).
I’m glad I did. Cause I live in WA state. Now I’m able to fly down to Sharks games 15-20 times a season. My bro kept his season tix when we moved. Facing your fears can be good.