Preamble
In memory of Captain Drew A. Peterson.
He was like the bright flash of a falling star, that burned out so quickly.
ISBN # 9798616969705
Preamble:
Pilots are taught, from day one, to see and avoid other aircraft. Every visual maneuver they make is preempted by looking outside and checking for traffic. Most will perform clearing turns to examine the entire sky, above and below them.
Why? Because you don’t want to hit the other guy hiding out there, somewhere.
Avoidance can be broadened to include the philosophy of see and avoid conflict throughout your career. The forethought to see it coming and the wisdom to avoid the threat. Whether it be a person, a situation, or a giant piece of aluminum, recognizing a problem ahead of time has been a huge factor in my life.