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Our software is the best way for you to prepare for your Sport Pilot FAA written test. We feature up to date question banks of actual FAA questions, a software interface designed for fast, efficient study, all charts and figures that you need, and questions featuring detailed explanations by our editorial staff of professional pilots and flight instructors. Don't take our word for it, though - download it free, from below and see for yourself. Thank you for giving it a try
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"T"
Cirincione
"T"
Cirincione is a captain for a Fortune 50 company flying Citation
X and Learjet 60s. He has 23+ years of aviation experience
and holds the following ratings: ATP, Gold Seal CFI, CFII, MEI,
FE Turbojet, and A&P. He has a Master of Science in Aeronautical
Science, a Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management, and an Associate
of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technology. His has taught A&P
students for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and Learjet 60
initial and recurrent classes for FlightSafety International. Prior
to that, T was a Flight Examiner in the US Air Force, and an instructor
at the USAF Fighter Weapons School flying the mighty F-4 Phantom.
He has over 4000 hours in fighters and corporate aircraft. When
not immersed in aviation, T enjoys fly-fishing, bow hunting, and
4-wheelin his Jeep.
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Adrian
Cybriwsky
Adrian
is an American ATP FAA-certified flight instructor (single-instrument-multi
+ AGI/IGI) currently based in Cambridge, UK. Adrian is passionate
about flying and aviation instruction--he has authored several aviation
training publications and has directly trained over three hundred
flight students. "Keeps" plays a spot of footie, vollyball,
and squash and welcomes inquiries from interesting and interested
potential flight students in either the Cambridge, UK or Philadelphia,
PA areas.
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Greg
Reverdiau
Greg
is an FAA certified Flight Instructor (CFI, CFII) and Commercial
Single and Multi Engine, Instrument pilot. He is currently located
in Melbourne, FL but originally grew up in Dijon, France. He gradued
from Florida Tech with a Bachelor degree in Aeronautical Science
and is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Aviation Human Factors.
He's a Flight Operations Administration Supervisor and also loves
to take pictures and develop websites.
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Danny
Aslinger
Danny
grew up in Ketchikan, Alaska where, after watching thousands of
seaplanes take-off and land, grew interested in aviation. With the
encouragement of his parents, sisters, and most recently his wife
Jessica, Danny began pursuing his dream of flying in 1998 while
attending college at the University of Idaho. He is a commercially
rated pilot and also a certified flight instructor with instrument
instruction privileges. In addition to his flight experience, Danny
has an extensive teaching background from guiding and teaching sea
kayaking in Alaska and Idaho, a job which he began when he was 15
years old.
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Denis
Khripkov
Denis
is a corporate captain with significant experience Cessna, Dassault Falcon, and now,
elite Gulfstream IV/V aircraft.
Previously, Denis has flown a Yak 42 regional
jet for Aeroflot. Denis also has several thousands of hours of small
plane experience as a CFI/I and aerial inspection pilot. When not
flying, Denis spends his time overwatering his garden and playing
with his young children.
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Bill
Hughes
Bill
is now one of the most prominent and experienced Hot Air Balloon
pilots in the USA. However, his aviation experience is far deeper:
Bill is a former US Navy pilot who has over 9,000 hours of flight
experience in everything from jets to helicopters. He has served
as an FAA Designated Pilot Examiner and Safety Counselor. He was
a crewmember for Malcolm Forbes’ balloon flight across America
in 1973. Each year he acts as Balloonmeister* for several balloon
events and last year celebrated his 22nd year as Balloonmeister
for the Adirondack Balloon Festival in Glens Falls, NY.
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GroundSchool is designed to help you learn the material and score highly on your
test in the most efficient manner possible. Our software represents years of listening to and understanding the needs of pilots
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| "I
wanted to express my gratitude for the FAA Ground School Test Prep
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Please
note: this Sport Pilot software is new because
the Sport Pilot test is new. Therefore, feedback as yet is quite
limited. We will post it as it comes in. Look in this section
for our other FAA written test prep software, for example, GroundSchool:
Private Pilot to see what people have said about that software
which is not too dissimilar from this. Once you get
your copy of this software, we'd love to hear how you did!
Thanks
for checking out the software! Good luck on your test, and blue
skies!

The
FAATest.com Team
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