Airway training, in the room.
Join PAC faculty for immersive learning spaces in New York and at select events worldwide. Move from visual anchors and digital guidance into hands-on practice and precise coaching.
One learning system. Brought to life everywhere.
Choose the setting that fits you. Each program connects PAC’s digital learning environment to physical stations, deliberate practice, and faculty refinement.
PAC at Crash & Learn
Begin the week outdoors with focused PAC stations in physiology, hyperangulated laryngoscopy, burn airway management, FONA, bougies, and SALAD.
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The Protected Airway Course Germany
Move freely through all six core PAC learning spaces, combining English-language digital preparation with German-language practical teaching.
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PAC at HR26
A focused afternoon of immersive airway learning after the HR26 conference, connecting PAC digital preparation to hands-on practice and coaching.
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Emergency Airway Management at EUSEM
A one-day international PAC learning-space program for emergency physicians and paramedics, with self-directed digital learning and immediate hands-on practice.
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Come to the program—or bring the program to you.
PAC Live can be encountered at a public event, inside our Chelsea studio, or as a custom learning environment for your team.
Join a PAC Live event
Enter a complete physical learning space with PAC faculty and learners from around the world.
Refine // 02Train privately in Chelsea
Book focused one-to-one or small-group coaching inside Airway Works NYC.
Private sessions from $750Small groups from $500/person · up to four learnersView studio formats and pricing
Build capacity // 03Bring PAC to your team
Create a shared training system for a department, program, or multidisciplinary team.
The room is part of the curriculum.
PAC Live is built around movement between physical artifacts, digital guidance, equipment, faculty, and deliberate practice. The learner chooses a problem, enters deeply, and stays long enough to make meaningful change.
Physical visual anchor
Poster artwork makes the learning problem present and gives the room a focal point.
Digital preparation
Short video, audio, evidence, and cognitive tools open from the artifact.
Hands-on practice
Equipment and focused stations turn concepts into repeatable movement.
Faculty coaching
Observation and precise feedback sharpen technique, judgment, and control.
Less time watching. More time moving, testing, and refining.
What to expect.
Individual event partners manage their own registration, pricing, venue policies, and availability. The PAC learning model remains consistent across settings.
Who is PAC Live designed for?
Clinicians and clinical teams who manage airways—including physicians, nurses, paramedics, respiratory therapists, trainees, and educators. Individual event pages identify any program-specific eligibility.
Do I need prior airway experience?
No single experience level is required across PAC Live. Learning spaces are designed so participants can choose a problem and depth appropriate to their current practice. Some partner programs may define additional prerequisites.
What does an event registration include?
In-person access varies by event, but PAC programs combine the physical learning environment, digital preparation, hands-on stations, and faculty interaction. Review the partner registration page for the exact schedule and inclusions.
Why does PAC connect the event to online learning?
The physical session is one moment in a longer learning process. Digital access lets learners prepare before the event, revisit the material afterward, and carry the visual and cognitive tools back into practice.
Continue online // PAC Premium
Start online. Bring the practice with you.
Enter the PAC learning system from wherever you are. Explore the PACscapes, build durable mental models, and prepare for deliberate practice—in the room or with your own team.
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