FAAST Seminar – Pilot Proficiency and WINGS – and – Stabilized Approach and Go-Around

Pilot Proficiency and WINGS:

Proficiency training benefits both professional and general aviation pilots. Pilots who participate in regular proficiency training are much less likely to experience accidents. Completion of any phase of WINGS satisfies the 14 CFR 61.56 requirements for flight reviews.

Stabilized Approach & Go-Around:

Many general aviation accidents have resulted from loss of control and/or collisions with obstacles or terrain during approaches for landing. Studies suggest that stabilized approaches are highly effective in reducing the number and severity of loss of control events. General aviation pilots should review stabilized approach criteria, go-around procedures, and decision points before each landing to reduce reaction times when faced with a potentially hazardous situation.

Select Number: GL0397920

For those flying in, park on the ramp in front of the administration building. Those driving to the event may park in the lot south of the EAA clubhouse on the south side of the field.

The FAASTeam would like to thank Ken Litko and President Larry Whitlow of EAA Chapter 104 for hosting this event. Coffee and donuts will be available.