A Pilot's Guide to In-Flight Icing: NASA's free training courses

[TheSoccerMom]

Hello all,

An article in Aviation International News just rated several icing training courses.  They stated that the best of the bunch was the training offered, for free, by NASA.  It offers both in-flight icing and ground icing training.  Since it's free, I thought I'd post the link here.

http://aircrafticing.grc.nasa.gov/courses.html

I haven't taken the courses yet, but apparently they can take 4-6 hours to complete.  You can also skip around and just look at the parts that interest you. 

Cheers!   

[Gulfstream Driver]

Very cool, Mom.  Thanks.

[fireflyr]

Hello all,

An article in Aviation International News just rated several icing training courses.  They stated that the best of the bunch was the training offered, for free, by NASA.  It offers both in-flight icing and ground icing training.  Since it's free, I thought I'd post the link here.

http://aircrafticing.grc.nasa.gov/courses.html

I haven't taken the courses yet, but apparently they can take 4-6 hours to complete.  You can also skip around and just look at the parts that interest you. 

Cheers!   

Very cool, Mom. Thanks.

(MOM?)-----gives me warm feeling

[TheSoccerMom]

I'm falling behind in the forum lately -- holiday chaos and all that --  but I just noticed these replies. 

HA!       
 
So, "Mom" gives you a warm feeling Jim??  Ha ha! 

You do have to admit...  it's easier to air that nickname than several of my others, at least in public!!!   

Tee hee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!