Practical Risk Management for WeatherWeather-related accidents cause, by far, the highest level of fatalities in general aviation. That's because weather flying, VFR or IFR, places the greatest demands on a pilot. More than any other risk factor in flight, changing weather frequently requires pilots to alter their plans. And weather especially requires proactive, rather than reactive, risk management. Learn how to set personal minimums that will help you make sound aeronautical decisions when weather is a factor in your flight planning. Successful completion of the included interactive questions is required to complete the course.King Schools Customer Service 1-800-854-1001 www.kingschools.com
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Basic WINGS
- 1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 1
- 0.5 Credit for Advanced Knowledge Topic 2
- 0.5 Credit for Master Knowledge Topic 2
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