| Most air show veterans believe that the pre-show briefing sets the tone and establishes the character for each air show day. The schedule is confirmed. Conflicts and potential problems are identified and corrected. And all participants head out onto the ramp with a clear and common understanding of how the air show day will progress. But excellent pre-show briefings don’t happen by accident. And regulations and guidance now mandate that certain issues will be covered thoroughly and specifically in each briefing. In this session, you’ll learn how to build and conduct a strong briefing. You’ll learn how to build a power point presentation that helps you deliver a complete, clear and concise briefing. And you’ll leave this session with a thumb drive that includes multiple examples of strong briefings. |
