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King Schools Reaches Agreement With VisionSafe Corporation

To Host Emergency Vision Assurance System (EVAS) Training Course On Their Online Learning Platform

VisionSafe Corporation, the creator of the Emergency Vision Assurance System, (EVAS) has reached an agreement with King Schools to host their EVAS Training Course on the King Schools online learning platform, iLearn.

The EVAS course is available for purchase through the King Schools website and purchasers of the EVAS product will receive 2 free course keys with each unit. The web-based course can be accessed on any online device. It is also “AppAble” with the KING Companion App, allowing you to download your lessons to iPads and iPhones for offline access. The Companion is available from the App Store.

The EVAS (Emergency Vision Assurance System) is a self-contained system that includes a battery powered blower which draws smoky air in through a filter, removing visible particles, and venting to a flexible air duct, which is connected to an inflatable transparent envelope, called the “Inflatable Vision Unit” (IVU). The entire EVAS system is contained in an aluminum container that is about the size of a Jeppesen manual, and weighs approximately 6 pounds. The system provides a clear area so a pilot can see flight instruments during a smoke in the cockpit incident. Training is required.

“We are thrilled to work with VisionSafe to provide easy access the training that professional pilots need when flying EVAS equipped aircraft,” said John King. “Many professional pilots already rely on the iLearn environment for their training needs, so hosting this important training for VisionSafe was a natural fit,” said Martha King.

(Source: King Schools news release. Image from file)

FMI: www.KingSchools.com/EVAS, www.VisionSafe.com

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