Structured crew briefing for high performance operations
— or —
Part of the HPP Suite
◈ High Performance Pilot — highperformancepilot.com
Welcome back
Pilot
✦ Start Here
New Brief
WANT · What · How — structured, threat-focused
→
0
Briefs
0
This Month
—
My Role
About This Brief
WANT structures your briefing into four phases — Weather, Aircraft, NOTAMs, Threats — giving each pilot time to complete individual facts before coming together to build a shared mental model in the HOW phase.
◈
High Performance Pilot
Core competency training — highperformancepilot.com
→
WANTWHATHOW
WANT
Brief together as a crew. Tap any item for guidance.
✦ Aim of this brief
1Build a shared mental model — both pilots understand the plan
2Identify threats — what could go wrong on this flight, today
3Agree strategies to avoid or mitigate every identified threat
4Promote an interactive brief — both pilots contribute, question and confirm
First
Threats
Identify before you review
W
Weather
A
Aircraft
N
NOTAMs
✓ Checklist
≡ List
✓ Checklist
≡ List
✓ Checklist
≡ List
Select specific threats for this flight. Tap a group to expand, tap a threat to select it.
Threats for this flight
Selected threats appear here. Add any not in the list above.
WHAT
Individual preparation. Complete before the verbal brief.
✦ About this phase
WHAT is your individual preparation — the facts and figures you gather before the verbal brief begins. A strong brief concentrates on HOW, not on reading numbers aloud. Complete WHAT independently so the HOW phase can focus entirely on threats, strategies, and shared understanding.
▸ Departure Brief
Complete individually from charts and OFP before the verbal brief
▸ Approach Brief
Complete individually from approach plates before the verbal brief
✦ Shared Mental Model
HOW
Discuss together. Build understanding. Set strategies.