NASA NTRS ยท 19820005255
Texas International Airlines LOFT program
Abstract
A line-oriented flight training program which allows the crew to work as a team to solve all problems, abnormal or emergency, within the crew concept. A line-oriented check ride takes place every six months for the pilot as a proficiency check. There are advantages and disadvantages to this program. One disadvantage is that since it is designed as a check-ride, the scenarios must be structured so that the average pilot will complete the check-ride without complication. This system is different from a proficiency check which can be stopped at a problem area so training to proficiency can take place before proceeding with the check.
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Sommerville, J.. 1981-01-01. Texas International Airlines LOFT program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820005255
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