The Mind Of A Pilot: How A Pilot Remembers @AirSafetyInstitute
The Mind Of A Pilot: How A Pilot Remembers  @AirSafetyInstitute
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Different tasks and information are stored in different parts of our memory.

Brain health is crucial for any pilot. How do we protect it best? Flying requires sharp skills, and it’s integral that pilots are at the top of their game when they are at the controls. Aerospace Neurologist Dr. Billy Hoffman explores the mind of a pilot and answers questions about how the brain encodes information, what the primary dangers to cognitive health are, and how we can safeguard our brain health as we age.

Find Dr. Billy Hoffman online -
linkedin.com/in/william-hoffman-md-ame

Watch the Full Series:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmZXwtLoBH8z1kitARW7SEngShnPyil51&si=KzUDrICpMxlD9IZT

WINGS Credit:
To get WINGS credit for watching this video series, complete a short 15-question quiz with a passing score of 100 percent. Go to the course at bit.ly/MindOfAPilot
(Note, your login used to take the quiz must match your FAA WINGS login.)

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