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Safe Pilot Course
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The Gleim Safe Pilot Course (SPC) is a recurrent ground training course designed
to increase pilots' knowledge and abilities in regard to operating safely in the
National Airspace System. SPC covers various recent aircraft accidents and
highlights the causes of and lessons to be learned from these accidents.
Additionally, SPC offers practical guidance on creating an emergency action plan.
May, 2013
I would like to take this opportunity to say your online ground school was the best preparation for the FAA test I have seen on the market. I liked all the repetition, the study mode, and stage tests, and the large question database (other products have a much more limited database). I also purchased a hardcopy of your Sport Pilot Manuevers and I think the combination of the two is the best organized, most comprehensive, and well thought out reference I have seen. At first, I loved all the DVD’s out there and shunned the "plainness" of the Gleim resources, but now I really appreciate that simplicity! You get right down to business in the most efficient way possible. I have learned that I can really trust that Gleim has got all the regs and knowledge covered!
- TC
September, 2012
This was an excellent course. I received my private pilot license a year ago and going through this was a great refresher. I have added several items from the course learning's (e.g. I'MSAFE & PAVE) to my personal pre-flight checklist which I feel has raised my overall awareness and confidence. Definitely a benefit to go - no go decisions about when I go flying. I would recommend this to any private pilot wanting hone their skills around the go - no go decision.
- Pete Fettig
October, 2010
The awareness of what could/can go wrong, even with today's technology, really gives a greater appreciation for the accomplishments of pilots in the early days. An excellent and very thought provoking course. Very well worth the time spent in study.
- Larry Rogers
November, 2009
Good refresher. Keeps it to the topic -- Aids too as a reminder to keep it simple, be alert/aware and above all be safe.
- Daniel Kropas
October, 2009
Great course, it encourages further study of the material presented in the study units, and serves as a very effective review of safety practices. Enjoyed the course, felt it was very beneficial as a review of aviation safety subjects. Will certainly recommend this course to pilot friends.
- Robert Freely
August, 2009
An excellent review which will allow me to present this information in a manner that a student will absorb more easily.
- Rock Rockcastle, CFII/MEI - - National Flight Instructor of the Year (1989) and NAFI Master CFI
May, 2009
I've been a pilot since 1992, and I still learned new things from your course, as well as brushing off cobwebs from some things I knew but hadn't thought about for a while. Thanks for your responses to my comments. It's so rare to get personal answers and responses these days that I was very, although pleasantly, surprised!
- Anonymous
Key facts about SPC
The Gleim Safe Pilot Course is an effective, easy-to-use, and intuitively appealing way to refresh and expand your knowledge of aviation safety. Begin now by trying the FREE course overview! Course Elements
Each study unit contains an outlined reference guide as explained below.
To complete a study unit, you must:
Frequently Asked Questions about SPC
DurationAccess to the Safe Pilot Course will expire 6 months from the date of purchase. If you have not completed the course and you need access after the expiration date, you may purchase a 6 month extension at half the current purchase price. You will have 30 days to purchase an extension.RefundA full refund is available if you have accessed no more than two lessons within 30 days of purchase.SPC Study Unit Plan
Getting started with the Gleim Safe Pilot Course
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How to Get Wings Credit for This CourseGleim uploads Wings course completion credit every week for current course users. If you have completed this course but have not received Wings credit, follow the instructions below to ensure you are credited for your work.
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November, 2009
- Daniel Kropas
September, 2012
- Pete Fettig
May, 2009
- Anonymous
May, 2013
- TC
October, 2009
- Robert Freely
October, 2010
- Larry Rogers
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