GHS Aviation Group provides Fundamentals of Flight Instruction training that equips current and aspiring instructors to deliver structured, standardized, and safe instruction. Training covers instructional technique, lesson planning, briefing/debriefing methods, error correction, scenario-based training, risk management and ADM, student evaluation, learning styles, and building practical proficiency without negative training transfer. Deliverables include lesson plan templates, standard briefing guides, evaluation forms, and scenario packages that can be applied immediately in the aircraft or simulator.

GHS Aviation Group delivers Flight Operations Management training that prepares flight operations leaders to run a standardized, compliant, and performance-driven operation. Training covers operational control governance, SOP and manual oversight, training and standardization systems, MEL/CDL operational decision support, flight planning and dispatch interfaces, safety assurance (audits, KPIs/SPIs), change management, and leadership behaviors that prevent operational drift. Participants leave with practical tools—role checklists, governance rhythms, and implementation templates—to improve reliability, safety performance, and regulatory readiness.

GHS Aviation Group provides Flight Operations Fatigue Risk Management System (FRMS) services—design, implementation, and training—to manage fatigue as an operational hazard with measurable controls. We help operators establish FRMS governance, fatigue reporting and protections, scheduling and duty/rest risk assessment, biomathematical and operational risk inputs as appropriate, fatigue countermeasures, and safety assurance through SPIs, audits, and continuous improvement. Deliverables include FRMS policy and procedures, training for crew/dispatch/management, risk assessment tools, and an implementation roadmap that integrates with your SMS and operational control processes.

GHS Aviation Group delivers Flight Data Monitoring (FDM/FOQA) training that equips operators to build a defensible, non-punitive program from data capture through action. Training covers program governance and protections, event set development, data quality and validation, exceedance review and triage, risk trending, safety performance indicators, feedback loops to training/SOPs, and management reporting—so FDM becomes an operational risk control, not just a data warehouse.

GHS Aviation Group provides Emergency Response Planning (ERP) for Alaskan operators built for remote operations, harsh weather, limited infrastructure, and rapid SAR coordination. We develop and validate practical plans and tools for activation criteria, command center/ECC workflows, communications and notification, family assistance (CARE Team), interagency coordination (FAA, NTSB, RCC/USCG/local SAR), and continuity of operations—supported by checklists, call trees, templates, and scenario-based tabletop exercises. The result is an Alaska-ready ERP that performs under real-world constraints and stands up to regulator, insurer, and stakeholder scrutiny.

GHS Aviation Group provides Emergency Response Manager training to prepare designated ERM leaders to plan, activate, and direct an operator’s emergency response program with clear authority and disciplined coordination. Training covers ERP governance, activation criteria, command structure (ECC/ICS concepts as applicable), communications control, resource management, situation reporting, regulator and stakeholder coordination, CARE Team integration, investigation support interfaces, and post-event recovery and lessons learned. Deliverables include an ERM toolkit—checklists, role cards, briefing templates, activation/stand-down workflows, and scenario-based exercises—so the ERM can lead confidently under time-critical conditions.

GHS Aviation Group provides Emergency Response CARE Team training, including SAT/FAT-style readiness validation, to ensure the people, processes, and tools behind family assistance and stakeholder care perform under real crisis conditions. Training covers CARE Team roles, activation triggers, call center and notification workflows, next-of-kin protocols, information protection, liaison coordination, reunification support, documentation standards, and handoffs with the Emergency Command Center and Investigation teams. SAT/FAT exercises validate contact lists, scripts, templates, facilities/IT readiness, and response timelines, producing a gap report, corrective action plan, and an audit-ready evidence package.

GHS Aviation Group provides Emergency Command Center (ECC) training to prepare leaders and cross-functional teams to manage aviation emergencies with disciplined coordination and clear decision authority. Training covers ECC structure and roles, activation criteria, communications flow, information management, situation reporting, operational continuity, family assistance coordination, regulator coordination, and transition to investigation support. Delivered through scenario-based tabletop exercises and timed injects, the course produces an ECC playbook, role cards, checklists, briefing templates, and an activation-to-stand-down workflow that is immediately usable.

GHS Aviation Group delivers Document Management and Manual Writing training that equips aviation teams to produce controlled, usable manuals and maintain them through disciplined revision cycles. Training covers document hierarchy and governance, style guides and standard language, procedure writing techniques, formatting and usability, document control and approvals, change management, revision history, records retention, and audit-ready traceability. Deliverables include templates, checklists, a document control workflow, and practical exercises to draft or improve real operator manuals and procedures.

GHS Aviation Group provides Dispatcher Recurrent training to maintain dispatcher/flight follower proficiency and reinforce standardized operational control practices. Training refreshes flight planning and release discipline, weather/NOTAM risk assessment, fuel and alternate strategy, MEL/CDL decision support, communications and flight watch, diversion/irregular operations handling, and documentation and recordkeeping. Deliverables include a complete recurrent training package (slides, facilitator guide, student materials), scenario-based exercises, knowledge checks, and audit-ready training records.