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Recurrent & Currency Training

Keeping a licensed team current — skills fade, procedures drift, and audits ask for evidence.

Course Overview

Flying skills fade faster than people expect, and procedural discipline fades faster still. A team that was well trained two years ago and has been flying the same easy job since is not the team you think you have.

Recurrent training re-establishes the standard: emergency procedures practised rather than remembered, regulation changes covered, and drift in local practice identified and corrected.

It also produces the currency records that an operator certificate, an insurer, or a client's procurement process will eventually ask you for.

PrerequisitesAn existing remote pilot licence.
FormatTypically one to two days. Run annually, or as your operations manual requires.
LocationsKathmandu, Nepal · Brisbane, Australia · or at your site

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What the course covers

  • Skill refresh and handling assessment
  • Emergency and abnormal procedures, practised
  • Regulatory and airspace changes since last training
  • Review of the team's actual practice against its documented procedures
  • Occurrence and near-miss discussion
  • New equipment or payload familiarisation
  • Individual competency assessment
  • Currency records issued for your files

Who it's for

  • Licensed pilots who have not trained recently
  • Organisations maintaining currency under an operator certificate
  • Teams preparing for audit or a client capability review

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