RECURRENT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TRAINING

Aircare FACTS Recurrent Training is designed for corporate aviation professionals who have previously completed an approved emergency procedures training program and need to refresh their skills. Unlike Initial Training, which teaches the foundational safety and emergency procedures needed to begin a career in business aviation, Recurrent Training builds on previous experience to help crew members maintain their knowledge, skills, and readiness to respond to emergencies.

This two-day program combines online learning, classroom instruction, and hands-on emergency exercises to help students review and practice essential safety procedures. Training takes place using realistic aircraft cabin simulators, fire safety equipment, water evacuation trainers, and other specialized equipment designed to prepare crew members for real-world emergencies.

RECURRENT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TRAINING 

2 Required Days + Online Pre-Course Learning

Who Qualifies for Recurrent Training?

To qualify for the standard two-day Recurrent Training program, you must have completed an Aircare FACTS or other Aircare FACTS-approved crew member emergency procedures training program within the past 24 months. This includes returning Aircare FACTS graduates and individuals who have completed qualifying training through another provider.

The course includes two required days (16 hours) of in-person classroom and simulator-based emergency procedures training, along with online lessons that count toward an additional 12 hours of training.

Not Sure If You Qualify?

If you’re transitioning from commercial aviation, have completed training through another provider, or aren’t sure whether your previous training meets the requirements, contact our team. We’ll review your background and help determine whether Initial or Recurrent Training is the best option for you.