Why corporates must invest in training

On July 10, 1989, United Airlines' Flight 232 faced a mid-air catastrophe that defied the odds. An hour into the flight from Denver to Chicago, the DC-10's tail engine exploded, leading to the loss of all control systems. It's a story of courage, collaboration, and survival.
🧑‍✈️ Four heroes in the cockpit - Captain Al Haynes, co-pilot Bill Records, flight engineer Dvorak, and off-duty instructor Denny Fitch - teamed up with air traffic control to guide the plane to a miraculous landing in Sioux City.
The key to their success? Luck, communication, preparation, execution, and cooperation.
They embodied the power of training, particularly the Crew Resource Management (CRM) program, which goes beyond technical skills to focus on cognitive and interpersonal abilities.
This awe-inspiring story reminds us of the importance of continuous learning and preparation in the face of challenges.
Let's ensure we continue to focus and invest in continuous training, choosing to sweat in peace so we don’t bleed in war.

[@BUJUTSUBHARAT]

Best wishes to you Captain sir

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[@NavneetJakharr]

Keep going sir❤

[@LittlesoulOT]

He is no more

[@NavneetJakharr]

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[@NavneetJakharr]

@@LittlesoulOT I have received a text from him last week only

[@NavneetJakharr]

He is alive and kicking 😊

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Sir🎉

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Sir🎉

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Sir🎉