PREPARATION OF FUTURE PILOT CADETS TO SURVIVE IN EXTREME CONDITIONS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
pilot cadets, extreme conditions, survival training, emergency situations, safety.Abstract
This article examines the training of future pilot cadets for survival in extreme conditions. The study focuses on developing essential survival skills, physical endurance, and psychological resilience in emergency situations. The importance of integrating theoretical knowledge with practical and simulation-based training is emphasized. The findings highlight effective approaches to improving pilot preparedness and enhancing safety within aviation education systems.
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