Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer in Aviation
Lightspeed Aviation Safety Webinar on May 28th at 11:00 a.m. PT / 2:00 p.m. ET will feature a discussion and valuable learning opportunity focused on aviation safety. This webinar is ideal for pilots, future pilots, aircraft owners, and aviation enthusiasts.
Carbon monoxide remains one of the most dangerous, least recognized and insidious threats in general aviation. The Lightspeed Aviation Safety Webinar conducted by nationally recognized aviation safety expert Greg Feith examines the hidden dangers of carbon monoxide exposure in aircraft and explains why traditional low-cost CO detectors often fail to provide adequate protection for pilots and passengers.
The presentation explores the science behind carbon monoxide poisoning, reviews FAA and NTSB safety concerns, and discusses real-world aviation incidents/accidents that were caused by the pilots affected by CO poisoning. Webinar participants will gain insight into the human factor challenges associated with detecting carbon monoxide in high-workload cockpit environments and why passive detection systems frequently go unnoticed until pilots are already impaired.
Greg will also discuss how the Lightspeed Delta Zulu’s real-time CO monitoring, audible in-headset alerts, and advanced safety integration provide a significant improvement over traditional spot detectors and inexpensive portable units.
Webinar participants will gain a better understanding of:
- The dangers of carbon monoxide in aviation
- The limitations of traditional CO detectors
- How to get superior situational awareness and pilot protection
This webinar will include an educational presentation, as well as a live Q&A where you can get your questions answered about this topic and other aviation safety concerns. Feel free to forward this opportunity to friends, family, and colleagues who may be interested.
The webinar is free, but registration is required.
