Aviation Learning Center Online Course Catalog Category: Aircraft

Below you will find the available training courses for the Aviation Learning Center. To register for a course, click on the Register Now link next to the course name below. If this list indicates that you are already registered for a course, simply click the course name to resume the course.
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Inflight Icing Register Now Presented By: Online Courses This course is designed to help pilots understand conditions and hazards of inflight icing, and to develop strategies to minimize inflight icing risks. 1.00 WINGS Normal Approach and Landing Register Now Presented By: Online Courses This course offers a basic refresher on techniques for consistently good landings in a normal situation. It covers base leg, final approach, roundout, touchdown, and after-landing roll. 0.25 WINGS Positive Aircraft Control Register Now Presented By: Online Courses This course explores scenarios and common traps where pilots fail to maintain positive aircraft control and is designed to increase awareness of potentially hazardous situations. 1.00 WINGS Aviate - Navigate - Communicate Register Now   "Aviate, Navigate, Communicate" (A-N-C), is a phrase that has been used by pilots for many years. It's a reminder of the pilot-in-command priorities during emergency situations, and can be used as a guide to create training scenarios. 1.00 WINGS Hot Air Balloon Maintenance for Pilots Register Now Presented By: Online Courses A Review of the Maintenance Requirements for Hot Air Balloons, especially those that pilots can perform. 1.00 WINGS Teaching and Performing Pre-Flight Preparations Register Now Presented By: Online Courses The "small" general aviation (GA) fatal accident rate is between two and three orders of magnitude worse than air carriers, the military, and corporate "big" GA. Certificated Flight Instructors (CFIs) are in a pivital position to influence the small GA fatal accident rate by advocating to their clients the adoption of key operational procedures used by big GA. Much of this can be done within the context of pre-flight preparations as is shown in this Master Level course. 1.00 WINGS