Team Building - Mission Quest

Mission Quest

Quick Facts:
Audience: Everyone- corporate and school groups (teachers and staff)
Group size: 8-20
Session Length: 1/2 day to 2 day
Location: Museum of Aviation (Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Ga)

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Aviation Team Building provides a common and yet novel experience where all participants are equal in their knowledge about the tasks that will confront them. A unique set of goals and objectives requires people to draw upon genuine team process skills as opposed to just functional ones.

Participants are interacting in close proximity while working on new and unfamiliar challenges. The communication, collaboration and effort that are required to meet these challenges develops relationships quickly. People may get to know each other better in a single day within this environment than over an entire year of normal working conditions.

The objectives of any given program are unique for each client, and are tailored to suit the very specific needs of each team based upon their culture, desired outcomes and needs. A powerfully experience in awareness of individual and team operating methods is a primary aim for our programs. Genuine process tools for planning, decision making, execution and de-brief are also prominent outcomes that can be transferred immediately into the team and your business.

Types of Missions:

Squadron Rendezvous Mission

8 aircraft manned by your staff beginning in 8 different locations somewhere world wide. Using air to air radar, communications, flight planning and various other skills learned in session, your squadron must rendezvous at one point in flight determined by your squadron commander. High level of communications.

Humanitarian Aid Mission

Fly your aircraft laden with medical supplies and food to a crisis stricken third world location. Time and accuracy are of the essence. Team work is a huge part of this exercise.

Mid-air Refueling Mission

8 aircraft manned by your staff must find the tanker and position their aircraft for a successful refueling mission.

International Flight Mission

Each of your aircraft must travel along their planned flight path making numerous landing at assigned airports for refueling and pilot changing. This mission requires most of the skills available in the class session. High degree of difficulty.

Covert Reconnaissance Mission

Nap of the earth, below radar flying skills are required along with close navigation, communications and teamwork. A variety of session skills are required. High risk mission.

aviation, mission quest Half-day program, 9am to noon: