PPR modules

Who PPR is for, when it is needed, and why this is only revision.

Duty of care, professional conduct, safe decisions, keeping skills current, and limits of competence.

Maintenance, safety equipment, checks, defect reporting, and operational readiness.

Risk assessment, standard procedures, dynamic risk control, and emergency planning.

Crew numbers, rest, fatigue, supervision, passenger briefing, and welfare duties.

Maintenance responsibilities, inspection evidence, service intervals, and readiness checks.

Logbooks, incident notes, near misses, defect logs, and post-incident learning.

Commercial judgement practice for weather, defects, client pressure, fatigue, and safety margins.