FlightSafety Produces Respirators During COVID-19 Crisis
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FlightSafety International has applied its manufacturing resources to produce medical safety products and introduced a new online learning approach to support pilot currency requirements and maintenance training during the COVID-19 crisis.
“Our teammatesat FlightSafety Simulation in Broken Arrow are proud to contribute to thesafety of medical professionals through their design and production of 3-Dprinted medical grade respirators (masks),” said Scott Goodwin, Vice President,Simulation.
The respirators are protective devices designed for a close facial fit to help filter airborne particles. In partnership with a non-profit agency, FlightSafety manufacturing staff are producing the three main rigid components of the masks which the partner organization then fits with a seal, filter and straps and delivers to health professionals working in the Tulsa, Oklahoma, area, to help keep them safe while treating COVID-19 patients.
“Ourinnovative approach to delivering the ground school portion of pilot recurrenttraining and maintenance classes online through our instructor-led system ishelping pilots and technicians to remain current and proficient without theneed to travel to a Learning Center,” said Brian Moore, Senior Vice President,Operations.
FlightSafety began delivering instructor-led online courses for pilots in early April and will soon offer more than 20 aircraft type-specific courses. The company is also providing maintenance courses through its LiveLearning system and has scheduled over 100 events.
