ORONO, Maine – WINGsReality EDU’s Fall 2017 Private Pilot ground school registration is open. Classes start Sept. 7.
But what if you can’t be in Orono, Maine, for the 14-week course? No problem. WINGsReality EDU offers the course live online in real time.
“This class will be fun and interesting to anyone who seeks a private pilot’s license, or to those who just want to learn about airplanes and aviation,” says Michael Lessard, co-founder and Chief Academic Officer of WINGsReality EDU. “If you are flying unmanned aerial systems (drones) and you are working towards FAA Remote Pilot Certification, this course is extremely beneficial and is highly recommended.”
Cost is $120 for tuition, $110 for WINGsReality EDU’s ebook, and $150 for additional supplies. Learn more and register on the WINGsReality EDU website.
Geebigs, shame on you. I expect better from the aviation community and I certainly look to my aviation peers to provide balanced, fair and responsible well-mannered responses. That graphic is no way implies that a no fly zone in included in the pattern, but that flying beyond the centerline of runway (in this case the airport is clearly diagramed for left traffic 27, in which case, there would be an AIM recommended no fly area beyond the runway centerline — in the area of ground traffic, the tower, etc. I believe everyone should and does have an option, but delivery and respect are so utterly important. Making vividness claims to avoid something based on a single graphic seems a little overbearing. With respect to the community, and you, have a good day.
No such thing as a No Fly Zone in the pattern. If they are teaching bogus concepts like in that diagram then the school is to be avoided. And flattening a turn in the pattern is the proper technique to avoid steep bank angles and high load factors at low speeds.