May Safety Meeting – Collisions and Near-Misses are Happening, What’s Your Plan?

Collisions and near misses are the talk everywhere. While a disproportionate number of aviation mishaps are done but us – light GA aircraft – this problem crosses the whole of aviation. Even the record holder for safest of virtually anything measured, U.S. carriers are now showing up with way too many near-misses, and for the first time in decades, some actual mid-air collisions, as well as many too many on the ground near misses.

This can be managed. It starts with you. Let’s talk about how we become the subject of the safety story and not the NTSB report.

Speaker Bio:

Michael Baraz holds ATP, CFI, CFII, AGI, and IGI certificates. He is an active flight instructor and FAA Safety Lead Team Representative. He loves helping people achieve their flying goals and staying safe, current, and proficient by continuous training with WINGS credits. Michael has owned two Mooneys and currently owns a Rocket 305, he enjoys flying fast. He is a member of several flying clubs and pilot associations around Chicago and is the treasurer and past-president of CEPA.