Military personnel from across the country gathered near NAS Patuxent River May 5-8 for an annual workshop aimed at strengthening fleet training on critical aircrew support systems, ensuring the safety of both aircrew and maintainers during flight missions. Hosted by the Naval Aircrew Systems (PMA-202) Fleet Air Introduction/Liaison of Survival Aircrew Flight Equipment (FAILSAFE) team, the event welcomed more than 100 attendees, including parachute riggers, fleet aeromedical safety officers, and Naval Survival Training Institute instructors. “Our job at PMA-202 is to equip and sustain aircrew with cutting-edge mission ready systems, ensuring their dominance in any operational environment,” said Capt. Joseph Kamara, who recently took lead of PMA-202. “What you all do is critical for the safety of our thousands of aircrew and maintainers around the world.” The three-day training focused on the introduction, support, and assessment of new or modified Aviation Life Support Systems (ALSS), including ejection seats, oxygen systems, and survival vests. Attendees received essential instruction on system updates, emerging technologies, and direct engagement with PMA-202’s product and fleet support teams. “This workshop equips warfighters with the expertise needed to navigate system transitions smoothly, ensuring fleet readiness and awareness of advancements in critical technologies,” said Lt. Chris Mecham, FAILSAFE […]
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