We all recognize that transition training is important before hopping into a new airplane or airplane type. Whether in the clouds or in clear skies, flying a new plane is not the right time to be learning how to operate aircraft avionics and systems. We at Dynon recognize this, and offer an ongoing series of hands-on training. These are half-day courses, sitting in front of live SkyView equipment, with in depth instruction on how to operate your avionics.
These classes will be at the US Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, FL, in the Chateau Elan Hotel at the airport, January 16th. The air-conditioned hotel conference room offers comfortable seating and a classroom-like environment with a full audio/visual presentation. Classes are structured with limited seating to ensure no more than 2 students at each SkyView display. We will hold two classes per day, focusing on VFR operating information. The information covered in both classes is the same, so please only sign up for one session.
Instructing these classes will be Kirk Kleinholz, CFII and Sales Manager for Dynon Avionics.
Class Description:
This class will introduce pilots to most ground and in-flight operational features of the Dynon Avionics SkyView system. In-depth discussion of installation and initial configuration of the system is not an objective of this class, though some of those concepts will be addressed where relevant.
Specific to the SkyView system, pilots will learn how to:
An additional objective of this class is to educate pilots about the process of transitioning from analog instrumentation to glass panel systems in a small GA aircraft. Topics covered will include:
Transportation:
Attendees are responsible for their own transportation to and from the event.