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Posted by RIZ
on 2/8/2006, 11:07 am
70.101.15.134
We are having 2 GPGS seminars that were arranged at the SSA convention and won't have time to be published in SOARING. Could you help us spread the word to anyone interested in your region? Clubs, etc. We would appreciate your help reestablishing GPGS back to the splendor that Dad established for so many years.
Dave Seymour
The Glider Pilots Ground School is back on the road
SPECIAL CLASS- Chicago, Saturday 25 March, 2006-
Location to be announced
SPECIAL CLASS- Washington, DC Saturday,
11 March, 2006-
Dulles Airport Homewood Suites, 44620 Waxpool Rd, Dulles, VA 20147. 703-723-7500 The seminar is scheduled in the Barajas meeting Room at Homestead Suites
---A Special GPGS Room Rate has been arranged for those needing a sleeping room on Friday and/or Saturday. $79.00 , breakfast included.
- Call Karin Johnson @ Homewod Suites directly - 703-554-6031
Here is the hotel map link:
http://www.dulleshomewoodsuites.com/location.htm
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For Private, Commercial, and CFI Glider FAA exam preparation.
Register with Dave Seymour 303-670-2362, Z3plt@yahoo.com, 1-877-FLY-GPGS
Private pilot Glider- $180, Commercial or CFI -$200, all books included in price.
Private class 8AM-3:30 PM, COM/CFI class 8AM-5PM
Glider Pilots Ground School, established in 1972, and presented for 25 years by Glider Hall of Fame recipient Edgar D. Seymour, has prepared more than 2500 glider pilots for the FAA Glider Knowledge exams. GPGS prepares pilots for the Private, Commercial, and CFI Knowledge and Oral exams in a one day, 8 hour seminar. Their new PowerPoint presentation makes learning fast and easy, and their students have an impressive pass rate for the written exams of better than 99%. The GPGS seminar includes all the information needed to pass the written exam presented in one day. A GPGS text book is included. More than 2000 Glider pilots have taken this course and passed the written. You will be ready to take the FAA exam 24 hours after the course. Some pilots take it the next day. The course covers Federal Air Regulations - Aerodynamics and Glider Operations - Airman's Information Manual-Airport Directory - Instruments and Systems - Weather-Weather Services - Weight and Balance - Performance - Cross Country Flight Planning - Sectional Chart and Navigation -Radio Navigation - Aeromedical Factors- Decision making - Practice questions and correct responses- and much more. The GPGS books are available for pre-study and for those unable to attend class. They include all the information and all the FAA question banks tailored exclusively for Glider Pilots. The three separate books are available from GPGS at 1-877-FLY-GPGS, online at gliderpilotsgroundschool.com as well as from many FBO’s and clubs, including Wings and Wheels. The course books are great for preparation for the FAA Oral exams, and GPGS carries many products of interest to glider pilots of all experience levels. See the GPGS web site for more information: www.gliderpilotsgroundschool.com.
Tim Seymour, Boulder, CO 1-877-FLY-GPGS
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