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Rochester Wings May 8 & 9, 2004

If you plan to bring an aircraft to receive WINGS flight instruction in or to provide WINGS flight instruction in, please complete this aircraft registration form and send in as soon as possible.


WINGs Flight Instruction –
An Excellent Opportunity for all Pilots!

Regular proficiency training is essential to the safety of all pilots and their passengers. The objective of the "Pilot Proficiency Award Program" (WINGs) is to encourage pilots to establish and participate in a continuous Personal Recurrent Training Program.

NEW WINGs Program

The WINGS - Pilot Proficiency Program is designed to help each pilot construct an educational curriculum suitable for their unique flight requirements. It encourages pilots to continue their aviation educational pursuits and requires education, review, and flight proficiency in the Areas of Operation found in current Practical Test Standards (PTS), that correspond with the leading accident causal factors.

“As an active pilot of single and multi-engine aircraft as well as gliders, I understand the importance of recurrent training. I had participated in the “old” WINGs Program but was skeptical when the FAA launched the “new” program nearly two years ago."

-Todd Cameron, GA Pilot

Why Participate?

• The most significant incentive to participating pilots is the added level of safety and professionalism that is obtained through adoption of a consistent recurrent training program.

• Aviation Insurance companies also provide a discount on premiums for participation in WINGs. (Avemco 10%)

• Pilots participating in the WINGS need not accomplish the flight review requirements of 14 CFR part 61 (formerly the BFR), if he or she has satisfactorily completed or currently holds the Basic or higher WINGS.

• Avemco Insurance Company provides airmen who have completed a phase of WINGS with the official WINGS lapel pin.

DATE
Friday and Saturday June 18th and 19th.

Location
Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC), NY Army National Guard.

To Participate
Attendance at the safety seminars is free.

Reservations Required
If you are a pilot interested in talking advantage of this great opportunity, first (if you have not already done so) establish an account at www.faasafety.gov. Then complete the following form:

     

    Wings Program
    First Name
    Last Name
    Email
    Mailing Address
    Telephone number
    Please indicate the time you wish to fly.
    If you are bringing an aircraft: Provide aircraft type information , N#, and name of flying club if it is a club aircraft.
    If it is a club aircraft, please tell us if your group requires the CFI to be a club member.
    Please be advised, not all instructors will provide
    instruction in experimental aircraft.

Flight Instructors

Aviation safety is a cooperative effort of all members of the aviation community. However, one of the most important ingredients in this recipe for safety is the flight instructor. The aviation instructor is the central figure in aviation training and is responsible for all phases of required training.

If you are interested in promoting aviation safety as a flight instructor at Rochester WINGs, send an e-mail to: WINGSFlightInstruction@rochesterwings.org:



 

 


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