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WINGS Topic of the Quarter Activity Plan Bravo 2021

FAASTeam library-294184Published October 6, 2021WeatherRunwayInstrument

In Brief

What It Addresses

Enough of the bookwork. Now it’s time to fly!

From the Document: selected source passages, quoted as written, for a quick overview.

www.FAASafety.gov PLEASE NOTE: THIS FORM IS FOR YOUR RECORDS ONLY! Knowledge Topics:

Spring

Knowledge Topic

Summer

Knowledge Topic

Spring

Knowledge Topic

Fall

Knowledge Topic

Winter

Knowledge Topic

Follow the QR code or link below

to take a course on Avoiding Pilot

Deviations (ALC-636) https://bit.ly/309rqsG

Date Completed ____________

WINGS flying is more than half the fun. Turn the page and complete your Spring WINGS

Flight Activity with your CFI.

Basic Knowledge Topic 1

Follow the QR code or link below

to take a course on Positive Take-

Off , Landing, and Aircraft

Control (ALC-485) https://bit.ly/307Leg4

Date Completed _____________

It’s time to apply your WINGS knowledge in flight! Plan to complete the Summer WINGS Flight

Activity that will keep you flying at the top of your game!

Basic Knowledge Topic 2

Follow the QR code or link below

to take a course on

Airframe Icing (ALC-190) https://bit.ly/3uMBztB

Date Completed _____________

Enough of the bookwork. Now it’s time to fly! Complete the rewarding Fall WINGS Flight Activity on the back of this page.

Basic Knowledge Topic 3

Follow the QR code or link below

to take a course on Beechcraft

Cold Weather Operations

(ALC-541) https://bit.ly/381IEwo

Date Completed _____________

It’s time to spread your WINGS and broaden your horizons. Schedule your Winter WINGS Flight Activity with your CFI.

Elective Topic

WINGS Tips  Complete at least the spring, summer, and fall items on each side of this sheet every twelve months to stay current in WINGS.

 Once you have registered on

FAASafety.gov, successful completion of these courses will automatically be credited to your

My WINGS account.

Search the FAASTeam

directory to find a

WINGSPro near you!

WINGS Topics of the Quarter

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WINGS Topics of the QuarterFlight Activities For ASEL :

Spring

Flight Activity

Summer

Flight Activity

Fall

Flight Activity

Winter

Flight Activity

Flight Activity: A210119-01

Tarmac Tales (RIRTP)

https://bit.ly/3l164HN OBJECTIVE – Importance of learning to recognize the importance and meaning of airport signage, runway markings, correct ATC communications, and operational pretaxi, and taxi procedures that will mitigate a pilot from causing a runway incursion.

I certify that

________________________________, holder of pilot certificate # __________, has satisfactorily demonstrated proficiency in the required tasks as outlined in the WINGS – Pilot Proficiency Program, for activity #A210119-01 on ____________. ____________________________________________ CFI Printed Name:

_______________________________________________ CFI # / Expiration:

_______________________________________________ CFI SIGNATURE:

Flight Activity: A070405-08

Slow Flight, Stalls, Basic Instruments https://bit.ly/3uNNdEv OBJECTIVE – Importance of performing intentional stalls to familiarize the airman with the conditions that produce stalls; to assist in recognizing an approaching stall by sight, sound, and feel, and to develop the habit of taking prompt preventive or corrective action.

I certify that

________________________________, holder of pilot certificate # __________, has satisfactorily demonstrated proficiency in the required tasks as outlined in the WINGS – Pilot Proficiency Program, for activity #A070405-08 on ____________. ____________________________________________ CFI Printed Name:

_______________________________________________ CFI # / Expiration:

_______________________________________________ CFI SIGNATURE:

Flight Activity: A100125-10

Emergency Operations

https://bit.ly/3qAlmEy Objective: Importance of mastering softfield takeoff, climb operations, rejected takeoff procedures, attitude instrument flying while recovering from unusual attitudes solely by reference to instruments, and emergency descent, approach and landing.

I certify that

________________________________, holder of pilot certificate # __________, has satisfactorily demonstrated proficiency in the required tasks as outlined in the WINGS – Pilot Proficiency Program, for activity #A100125-10 on ____________. ____________________________________________ CFI Printed Name:

_______________________________________________ CFI # / Expiration:

_______________________________________________ CFI SIGNATURE:

Flight Activity: A100125-08

Air Work - Performance Flight and

Ground Reference Maneuvers

https://bit.ly/3b9uoDW

Objective: Importance of mastering the ability to control the airplane, and recognize and correct for the effects of wind while dividing attention among other matters.

I certify that

________________________________, holder of pilot certificate # __________, has satisfactorily demonstrated proficiency in the required tasks as outlined in the WINGS – Pilot Proficiency Program, for activity #A100125-08 on ____________. ____________________________________________ CFI Printed Name:

_______________________________________________ CFI # / Expiration:

_______________________________________________ CFI SIGNATURE:

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Source: Federal Aviation Administration — www.faasafety.gov. Reproduced from the published record; FlightPush adds formatting only.

Author: National FAASTeam

FAASTeam library-294184