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"THURSDAY NIGHT
OUT"
Glass Cockpit Aviation
is pleased to announce the beginning of our "Thursday Night Out" - Aviation
Seminars.
These seminars cover a
wide range of topics and are presented by both CFI's and guest speakers.
Seminars are limited to 10 attendees, providing you an opportunity to learn
in an informal yet informative environment.
All Seminars run from
7:00pm to 9:00pm. Cost per seminar is $30.00.
Sign up for 4 seminars
and get your 5th FREE!!!
Click here to
Register NOW!!!
What Exactly
is a TAA?
Date: April 5th,
2007
What makes
an aircraft a "TAA (Technically Advanced Aircraft)"? An introduction
to TAA - the biggest advancement in GA technology in 30 years - and how
these modern systems can positively impact your flying safety and
performance.
Basic G1000
Date: April
12th, 2007
For the
pilot just starting to fly the G1000. Basic overview of the G1000
system, including VFR operations.
Introduction
to GPS
Date: April
19th, 2007
Learn the basics of GPS including satellites and how the system works,
with an overview of the G1000 and Garmin 430. Perfect for the pilot
just beginning to fly GPS.
Basic Garmin
430
Date: April
26th, 2007
For the
pilot who is just staring to fly the Garmin 430. Basic overview of the
system, including VFR and IFR operations.
Multi-Engine
Flying
Date: May 3rd, 2007
This
seminar is designed to introduce the single engine pilot to the world of
multi-engine flying, including multi-engine terminology, advantages of
flying a twin, and what it takes to get your multi-engine rating.
CRM
Date: May 10th,
2007
Cockpit
Resource Management is crucial when flying Technically Advanced Aircraft
(TAA). This class will show you how to stay 2 steps ahead of your
plane by managing your cockpit the way the pros do.
Pinch Hitter
Date: May
17th, 2007
For the
non-pilot who spends a lot of time flying, learn the basics of how an
airplane flies and what to do if faced with the situation of having to take
over the controls.
Autopilot Use
Date: May 24th,
2007
Learn the
ins and outs of autopilot use for both VFR and IFR flying, including
limitations and tricks to get the most out of your autopilot.
Pre-Flight
Date: May 31st,
2007
Think you
do a thorough pre-flight? Come to this class and see how thorough you
can really get. You'll even have an opportunity to test yourself on an
airplane - see how many pre-flight "red flags" you can spot!
IFR Flying
with the G1000
Date: June 7th,
2007
Flying in
IMC requires you to know your GPS inside and out. This class will show
you how to maximize your proficiency and increase safety when flying IMC
with the G1000 system
IFR Flying
with the Garmin 430
Date: June 14th, 2007
Flying in
IMC requires you to know your GPS inside and out. This class will show
you how to maximize your proficiency and increase safety when flying IMC
with the Garmin 430.
"Republic
Tower, Request"
Date: June 21,
2007
Here's your chance to talk face-to-face with a Controller from FRG!
Learn about airport operations and ways you can operate more safely and
efficiently in this unique airport's environment.
Garmin 430
Tricks and Secrets
Date:
June 28th, 2007
For the
pilot who is familiar with the Garmin 430, learn tricks and secrets that
will make you even more proficient.
Basic Garmin
430
Date: July 5th,
2007
For the
pilot who is just staring to fly the Garmin 430. Basic overview of the
system, including VFR and IFR operations.
G1000 vs.
Avidyne (G430)
Date: July 12th,
2007
Learning
the differences between these two systems will make it easier for you to
transition from one to the other. Fly the Diamond and want to
transition to the Cirrus? Fly the Cirrus and plan on learning the
DA42? How about going from the DA-40 to the DA-20? This is the
seminar for you!
DA42 Systems
Date: TBD
Want to fly
the DA-42 - the hottest new twin on the market? Learn the DA-42
systems in this class.
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