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Aerospace Physiology Training
Airplane PictureAlthough the hazards of high altitude flight to the human body are well documented, most business aviation pilots have little first-hand experience with them. The following courses provide pilots with first-hand experience to the hazards of high altitude flight:

*Executive Aerospace Physiology Training Course

*SimuFlite's Alternate Recurrent High Altitude Flight Training

*Interesting Aerospace Related Sites


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Executive Aerospace Physiology Training Course

The Executive Aerospace Physiology Training Course is located at the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. Our staff has over sixty years of combined military experience in Aviation Physiology. The session involves a half day course, which consists of two "1 hour" blocks of academic training. These include:

The altitude training will last one hour. This will include:

The course will last approximately four hours. All students must have current physicals or be able to pass a brief pre-flight medical examination. Pilots will be required to have a current FAA physical. If you are not current, please inform us at the time of scheduling as we will need to arrange a medical examination prior to your course. Also, please note, we have a Senior Aeromedical Examiner that can update your current, Class I, II or III physical if you so desire.

Course scheduling or questions can be answered by calling 214-345-4631. The FAA physicals are also available through this number.

Jeffrey A. Stone, D.O., M.P.H., Senior Aeromedical Examiner
Ronald G. Scott, M.D.
Aviation and Hyperbaric Medicine
Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
7232 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75231
214/345-4631
Fax 214/345-4854
E-mail: [email protected]

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SimuFlite's Alternate Recurrent High Altitude Flight Training

Through SimuFlite's Alternate Recurrent High Altitude Flight course you can become thoroughly prepared for the hazards of high altitude flying, including high-speed/high-altitude aerodynamics, weather phenomena and aviation physiology. The course even includes an altitude chamber flight so you can experience the effects of hypoxia on yourself and your fellow crew members under controlled conditions. The course is open to participants who have a thorough understanding of aircraft systems and who train as a crew.

Course Syllabus

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Bill Wilhelmi
SIMUFLITE TRAINING INTERNATIONAL
P.O. Box 619119
DFW Airport, Texas 75261
800/527-2463 or 214/456-8000
Fax 214/456-8383

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Interesting Aerospace Related Sites

*AV Web, The Web Site for Aviators
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SimuFlite
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AirForceLINK, the United States Department of the Air Force Home Page.
*The Air Force Song (~245K) performed by the Air Combat Command Heritage of America Band.
*Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) Page
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Aviation Medicine Home Page
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Aviation Connection

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Information provided by Aviation and Hyperbaric Medicine, the Institute for Exercise and Environmmental Medicine at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas and SimuFlite Training International

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Last Updated: October 27, 1995