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FLIGHT TRAINING
$$INCENTIVE$$
GOES COMPANY WIDE
The Boeing Company offers their employees an incentive program to help offset the costs of
flight training so that more employees will have the opportunity to learn to fly.
"This program is an extension of our off-hours education and development program, which is one piece of the foundation to
build a learning organization."
All Boeing employees will be eligible to receive the following incentive payments for flight training:
$500 once they have successfully completed their first solo flight.
$1,000 once they have received their pilot's license. (The payment pertains only to the acquisition of a private pilot's license for
single-engine fixed-wing aircraft.)
The incentive program applies to training provided by any instructor who is certified by the Federal Aviation Administration. The
instructor must have a valid FAA instructor's certificate. Only first solo flights and pilot's licenses obtained after Aug. 1, 1996, will be
covered. Reimbursement will not apply toward additional training for pilots who want to upgrade their ratings or for those who have
let their licenses lapse.
The College Studies organization will be the focal point for administering the incentive payment. (BCAG employees should note that
this is a change from the former process.) Once a successful solo flight is accomplished, a copy of an instructor-signed certificate
must be sent to College Studies at M/S K25-48 to begin the payment process.
Once a pilot's license is received, the employee must provide a copy of the license to College Studies. Along with copies of the solo
certificate or pilot's license, the employee must provide their full name, social security number, work phone number, and mail stop.
This offer is intended to cover only a portion of the costs of learning to fly. Each student pilot is, in effect, on a self-directed learning
program, so the amount of training time and the associated cost will vary for each student. Employees should expect to pay a
substantial portion of the costs out of their own pockets. Learning to fly also requires a significant investment in time.
Any questions regarding the flight training incentive program may be directed to Doug Kinneard at 480-891-2896
Aero-Tech Aviation and Falcon Aviation
Both companies offer a Boeing Discount
Located at Falcon Field in Mesa,Arizona.
Training Web
Links Some of our
members have found some great training information at these websites. http://www.aopaflighttraining.org/ Here is the
list of King Take-Off Videos available!!! TAKE-OFF VIDEOS Weather Wise NTSC Airspace Review Commercial Maneuvers Communications Emergencies Video 1 Emergencies Video 2 IFR with Confidence METAR/TAF Making Your Own Rules Navigation A to Z Night Flying Stall and Spins Takeoffs and Landings VFR cross Country PRIVATE PILOT Private Pilot Knowledge Test Videos (6 videos) Private Check ride Videos (3 videos) Private Pilot CER Diskettes (4 diskettes) Private Pilot Course book Private PTS Book INSTRUMENT FLIGHT
RULES IFR Knowledge Test Videos (7 videos) IFR Check ride Videos (3 videos) Instrument CER Diskettes (4 Diskettes) IFR Course book Instrument PTS Book COMMERCIAL FLIGHT
RATING Commercial Knowledge Test Videos (5 videos) Commercial Flight Test Video (3 videos) Commercial CFR Diskettes (4 Diskettes) Commercial Test Course book Commercial Flight Test Book Commercial PTS Book Additional
Training Items FAR/AIM
CDROM
COMM1 VFR
CDROM Garmin 195 GPS
The GARMIN GPSMAP 195 is aviation's largest display moving map handheld, with a high-resolution, 4-gray display that delivers 50% more
useful display area than any other handheld. That space is filled with a full Jeppesen database, a built-in Americas or International land map
with geographically specific details of U.S. roads, railroads, etc. Add in over 4,500 non-precision approaches and a 12 parallel channel GPS receiver for
unbeatable performance, coupled with all the accessories you need to take off, and it's easy to see why the GPSMAP 195 is the
ultimate moving map portable.
COMM1
IFR CDROM
A graphical HSI page offers pilots a full range of horizontal and vertical guidance, complete with a deviation bar, OBS, track bug and TO/FROM
indicator. The advanced vertical navigation feature lets you to specify your desired altitude at a given distance from a selected target and watch your
progress every step of the way all on a backlit, 38,400 pixel display that's easy on the eye, even in direct sunlight.
The GPSMAP 195 also includes final segments of all published approaches, 250 user waypoints, 20 reversible flight plans of 30 waypoints each, fueland trip planning, weight and balance calculator, and much more. And it's all accessible using a few simple keystrokes. Standard accessories include
a universal yoke mount, remote antenna with windshield mounting bracket, 6 AA battery pack, cigarette lighter power cable, wrist strap, and an
attractive carrying case—everything you need to fly like you've never flown before.