Egress Training www.dunkyou.com

Here are just a few comments from the thousands of people who have taken our courses…

Harbour Air Seaplanes
www.harbour-air.com
Harbour Air Seaplanes is the largest all seaplane airline in Canada. They strongly endorse our course; all their pilots have either taken the course or will be taking it shortly.
…February 2008

Kenmore Air Seaplanes
www.kenmoreair.com
During a training flight, a Kenmore Air aircraft was involved in an upset shortly after taking training with Aviation Egress Systems. Both pilots, the sole occupants on board, egressed safely and attribute their success to the AES training program.
…June 2007

Bryce Gibney
Bryce Gibney hails from Boundary Bay airport. An avid boater, scuba diver, and swimmer, Bryce would periodically wonder how he’d fare if he had to ditch his aircraft flying over Georgia Strait. One day, he decided to find out. His story was printed in the July 2001 issue of COPA, and is reprinted in our Articles Section.
…July 2001

Barry Schiff
www.barryschiff.com
Barry Schiff, the well-known AOPA author, retired in 1998 from Trans World Airlines after a spectacular 34-year flying career. Barry recently took the AES training course and highly endorses the program. His article was published in the December 2001 issue of AOPA Pilot; we’ve reprinted it in our Articles Section.
…December 2001

Alan & Brenda Millet
Alan and Brenda are a couple from Sequim Washington. They heard about the Underwater Egress Training course at a flyin in Penticton in the fall of 2001.  Brenda bought them both certificates to the source for Christmas. You can read about their experiences here.
…January 2002

Kim Lindholm
Kim Lindholm is on her way to becoming a commercial pilot. One of the optional courses offered at Carson Air Flight School is AES’s Underwater Egress Safety course. You can read about her experience on the course here.
…January 2002

               Why to consider Egress Training for both pilots and passengers

Statistics show somewhere every single day of the year an aircraft for any variety of reasons, end its flight unscheduled in water.

Here in Canada last summer alone there were several incidents, unfortunately not all occupants survived. Aviation Egress Safety Systems of Victoria BC has been teaching pilots and passengers how to successfully Egress from aircraft inverted in water since 1998.

Of the thousands of students trained to date, very few egressed with out difficulty during the first few tries while in our equipment training in a warm swimming pool.

Once an aircraft has ditched inverted in water unexpectedly, the occupants immediately panic become disorientated and waste the precious few seconds they have, trapped and helpless. Pilots are more familiar with their aircraft doors and exits, although they too are totally out of their element once immersed in cold water, and the majority also have difficulty escaping. Through training in a safe warm environment with specialized equipment the opposite takes place, and few later have difficulty returning to the surface under control. Both pilots and passengers once Egress trained, proved to be well versed in what to expect in the event they become unlucky enough to be involved in an aircraft ditching.

 This one day training program is tailored for the light aircraft occupants and includes beverages and food through out the course, and a certificate upon completion.

It is suggested students bring with them a change of cloths including clean footwear which will get wet, and a towel.

Total cost per person is $350.00 Canada wide/ $265.00 at Victoria BC (Home Base) plus GST

Also there is now the first ever book “DITCHING PRINCIPLES” available at for $15.95

for those unable to attend, or this is a great primer to better understand the program.

For more information or to enrol in Egress Training please contact:

Bryan Webster

Bry the Dunker Guy

250-704-6401

info@dunkyou.com

www.dunkyou.com

Aviation Egress Systems has Training available at

Victoria BC.

Saturday March 15, 2008

Sunday March 16, 2008

Canada wide training begings with Victoria all the way to Ottawa and up to Yellowknife NWT from

March to June 2008. For further information on Locations and Dates please contact “BRY THE DUNKER GUY”

Bryan Webster 250-704-6401  or info@dunkyou.com.