Learning Outcomes

The Aviation Senior Accident Investigator (FW-RW-UAS) course prepares participants to lead comprehensive investigations for fixed-wing (FW), rotary-wing (RW), and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). Learners will gain expertise in accident analysis, evidence collection, and root cause identification, ensuring adherence to international standards like ICAO Annex 13. The course emphasizes advanced investigative techniques, report writing, and the integration of human factors analysis. Graduates will be equipped to lead multidisciplinary teams, make safety recommendations, and enhance aviation safety across diverse operational contexts.

Focus Points

This course focuses on advanced accident investigation principles for FW, RW, and UAS operations. Key topics include evidence preservation, data recovery from flight recorders, accident site management, and human performance analysis. Participants will explore ICAO frameworks, risk assessment methodologies, and accident causation models. The curriculum incorporates case studies, interactive simulations, and practical exercises to strengthen investigative skills. By addressing emerging technologies and challenges, the course equips learners to handle complex aviation incidents with professionalism and precision.

Participants

This course is designed for experienced aviation professionals, including investigators, safety officers, and managers seeking senior-level expertise in accident investigation. Ideal participants include personnel from airlines, regulatory authorities, military, and UAS operators. A foundational understanding of aviation operations and basic accident investigation principles is recommended. Whether transitioning into senior roles or expanding current capabilities, this program provides the specialized knowledge and leadership skills necessary to manage investigations for diverse aircraft categories.