Research Projects

Completed Research Studies

Attitude Horizon Reference Systems (AHRS550). The entire set of official flight tests that led to the current revolutionary jet cockpit primary flight display 1996-2003.
Nav-omatic 300 and 400 Auto-pilot (FAA sponsored decertification project) 1994-1995.
Advanced Aircraft Training Device (FAA Certification). Conducting the full qualification test guide that led to the Advanced Aircraft training Device FAA approval, with Precision Flight Control Inc 2001-2007.

Task-Based training syllabus and development (2006-2009)

Current Projects

The design, development testing and deployment of software for flight simulators and Advance Aircraft Training Devices.

Flight simulator research, and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval and certification work. The Bendix/King® KFD 840 Primary Flight Display, integration with several flight dynamic engines.
Cockpit Display of Traffic Information (CDTI).

Guidance Display to maintain a given spacing from a selected target.
Scenario-Based training syllabus and development. The FAA/Industry Training Standards (FITS) program is a partnership between FAA, Industry, and Academia designed to enhance general aviation safety.

Course management database program for aeronautical colleges.

Brief explanation of the project
Course management database program for aeronautical colleges.
American Academy of Aeronautics is currently doing a study in performance analysis on the current flight and academic curriculum through experimental and result bases methods. This research is being done to study the effective methods in re-organizing the study assignment and training tasks and to validate actual results against experimental results.

Those involved with the present research include:

Tom Write, Consultant.

Members of Flight Department

Undergraduate Program Students

Sponsors
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Aerospace in Action. AiA.
American Academy of Aeronautics.

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Contact: cpi at americanacademy.net