R.O.E Training Solutions

In a 2014 article the Flight Safety Foundation reported that nearly half of commercial jet accidents occurred during final approach and landing. A SKYbrary article states that: “Approach and landing is the highest risk phase of flight, accounting for over 50 percent of all accidents at every level of aviation. Many types of accidents can happen during the approach and landing phase of flight” One of the causes of accidents, incidents and training failures during the approach,

Whilst most people don't find a lot of excitement in reading formal documents it is important to gain an appreciation for the "driver" behind what we do in our professions. The global aviation industry is a large and complex "machine" and there are many international and state authorities that play a role in ensuring that the industry conforms to rules and regulations. One of the the international bodies that plays a significant role in the aviation industry is the Internatio

Have you ever had an experience similar to the following: You go to a cupboard in your kitchen where you know the bottle of sauce (ketchup) is located. You open the door and look at the shelf but you can’t see the sauce. You call out to your partner and ask: “Where’s the sauce?” They respond with: “It’s right in front of you. You’re looking at it!” Puzzled, you state that you can’t see it and ask again (it must have been moved!). Your partner, wanting to be polite, walks into

Over the many years that I have been involved with aviation training I have always been curious to understand how the human being learned. This desire to know how we learn has also caused me to learn and, as a result, I have created a variety of training aids and models to assist trainees to understand concepts and to improve their performance in the cockpit environment. One of my training concepts is called “The ZEN Moment ©” Most human beings “live” in an external, sensory

Many people have asked me about the design of my company logo. Most companies base themselves on their core values and their company branding results from these core values. There has been significant thought put into the design of the R.O.E logo - it represents the very essence of who I am and what the aim of the company is. It is hoped that you will gain as much benefit from the understanding of this logo as you do from the R.O.E training material. The symbol that the R.O.E

How many times have you heard (or said): “I have a bad memory”? Once or twice? The reality is that no one has a bad memory. Each and everyone of us is born with a perfect memory and unless a human being suffers from a condition that causes memory loss we can improve our ability to remember - throughout our lives. There have been many excellent books written about how to improve memory and if you read them you will learn that one of the best ways to remember something is to cr

One of the core principles in the development of R.O.E training models is resilience. Indeed, the R in R.O.E stands for Resilience. In the cockpit environment the "employment" of resilience is critical. But what is resilience and how does one attain it and retain it? In psychological terms resilience is the ability to cope with a crisis or to return to pre-crisis status quickly. Resilience exists when the person uses "mental processes and behaviors in promoting personal asse