I attend them regularly .. including one this month. Never heard of
anyone charging for it. I'm surprised the FAA would tolerate it.


"Marty Shapiro" wrote in message
...
I local flying club advertised a Wings safety seminar for which they
would charge $30. This was done in an message to a distribution list for
local area pilots. Interestingly, if one went to the FAASafety.gov web
pages and noticed this seminar, there was no mention of a charge, and one
could sign up for the seminar directly from the FAASafety web page.

I've been attending wings safety seminars for over 10 years and this
is the first one I've seen which asked attendees to pay. Many seminars in
fact went out of their way to encourage attendance by offering free
refreshments and/or door prizes, including one which featured John &
Martha King.

I have two questions:

1) Is it now FAA policy to charge for Wings safety seminars, and, if
so, could this tend to discurage pilots from attending and/or
participation
in the Wings program?

2) Do other clubs and/or areas have charges for Wings safety
seminars?

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Marty Shapiro
Silicon Rallye Inc.

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