Arizona’s collaborative flight-safety resource AFTW Facebook Group

Working together since 2002

About AFTW

A volunteer group connecting flight schools, instructors, air traffic control, airport and city personnel, and other airspace users to improve aviation safety in Arizona.

What is the Arizona Flight Training Workgroup?

The Arizona Flight Training Workgroup is composed of volunteers seeking to improve aviation safety in Arizona. Many participants manage flight schools, but air traffic controllers, city and airport personnel, pilots, instructors, and other interested people are encouraged to participate.

AFTW was formed in June 2002. Its strength comes from bringing different operators and perspectives together before local concerns become safety events.

Mission statement

AFTW provides information and recommended best practices to improve pilot awareness and decision-making, with the ultimate goal of reducing accidents, incidents, and pilot deviations by making an ongoing effort to:

  1. Facilitate communication and address safety concerns among flight schools, flight instructors, the Federal Aviation Administration, and other airspace users.
  2. Share training tools, concepts, and ideas.
  3. Improve understanding among operators.

Participate

Everyone interested in improving flight-training safety in Arizona is invited to attend. Meetings are held through Zoom on the second Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. every other month, during odd-numbered months.

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Questions, corrections, and safety concerns

Contact AFTW

Share feedback about practice areas, procedures, meetings, safety topics, or other Arizona aviation-safety concerns.

Join the community

Connect with Arizona pilots and receive updates through the AFTW Facebook group.

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Send a message

During staging, the established AFTW contact form remains available on the current site.

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