(L/D)max Aviation Group

Avionics is a specialized field in the world of aviation, and for that reason, gaining experience and knowledge from the most experienced, highly trained specialists is essential for those looking to enhance their own education in this area. Modern aircraft are becoming more dependent on computer systems and the software that drives the efficiency of aircraft operations. When the avionics have internal faults or their programming results in aberrations to desired flight parameters, the investigator must be able to delve into the inner workings of the hardware, firmware and software to fully understand the contribution the system may have played in the accident sequence. The Avionics Investigation course provides attendees with a unique opportunity to work with avionics investigators to understand the role of electronic systems in aviation accidents/incidents. Understanding how avionics systems and technologies influence the ultimate physical flight of the aircraft is critical in gaining perspective on their role in accident investigation.

This course has been designed to benefit investigators of aircraft accidents as well as individuals from a variety of governmental or commercial organizations involved in the aviation industry. Attendees of this course should show an interest in expanding their knowledge of advanced avionics and electronic systems investigation.

(L/D)max Aviation realizes the importance of avionics in accident investigation. With the experienced, knowledgeable instructors on our team, all of those in attendance will gain valuable insight into electronic systems and the role of avionics in accident investigations. Advantages of the this course include the following:

• Learn about new, innovative avionics technologies impacting the industry as well as some of the investigation techniques for such technologies
• Gain knowledge of the impact of advanced avionics and avionics system failure as it applies to accident investigations
• Education on avionics subsystems examination along with digital system examination and the ways that both impact an accident investigation
• Discuss specific avionics investigations issues that have been experienced first hand with instructors that specialize in this field
• Learn about a variety of electronic systems within an aircraft, including radios, sensors, air data systems, flight instruments, flight control, etc.
• For those professionals who must satisfy continuing education requirements (professional engineers, medical personnel, etc.) (L/D)max Aviation provides each attendee that completes the course with an award of 3.6 CEUs.

With (L/D)max Aviation, course training will take place over the course of 4.5 days. This is classroom instruction time that includes lectures outlines and notes, up-to-date reference materials pertinent to discussions, and a final certificate of completion once all 36 hours have been completed.