Educational Programs Team
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, June 4th
Time: 5:30pm (Doors open at 4pm – come early and try the simulator!)
Location: The Hangar at Clound9, 5440 Louie Lane, Suite: 104, Reno, NV 89511
(Click here to see a map.)
What to Expect
4pm: Doors open. Try the sims!
5:30pm: Pizza and cold drinks
6pm: Helicopter presentation, including time for Q&A.
7pm: Raffle! We will be raffling TWO $250 “Winging It Safely” Scholarships
Note
You must be present to win. You do not need to be an RTAG member to attend the event, but you must be a current/paid member of RTAG to participate in the elections and the raffle. Not a member? No problem! Simply bring the $35 annual fee to the event (cash or check) or click here to pay online.
RSVP
RSVP by Monday, June 2nd, to ensure there's enough food and drink for everyone!
We can’t wait to see you there!
We are thrilled to invite you to an exciting presentation featuring Keith Barr, CEO of Cicaré USA. In addition to the presentation, we will have an actual Cicaré helicopter you can see up close and personal at The Hangar at Cloud9!
The PDF buttons below contain the AQP WINGS Credit Program notes from the Minutes.
RTAG is blessed to have Joe Rajacic as a member. As a pilot for United Airlines, Joe worked with United Airlines' Advanced Qualification Program (AQP) to enhance safety at the airline. Now that he's retired, he has created an AQP for General Aviation. Joe presents AQP seminars for WINGS Credit on the most common causes of GA fatal accidents. All RTAG members are encouraged to attend.
For more information on AQP, visit the FAA's webpage on the topic.
Mission Statement & Goals
Creating educational programs with WINGS credit for each general meeting.
Email surveys to learn what members are interested in.
Team Leader: Joe Rajacic
To join this team, contact Joe.
About Keith Barr
Keith Barr is a serial entrepreneur with experience in several industries. Retired from the US Air Force, over the past 30 years, he has created and/or developed six start-up companies with products and services in information technology, manufacturing, and aviation. He currently works on the ASTM F37 Committee for the new MOSAIC manufacturing standards, which will be used by the FAA in their final Part 22 for Light Sport Aircraft.
Keith has been a pilot since 1973 and holds ASEL, ASES, MEL, Rotorcraft-Helicopter and Instrument ratings. He currently flies a Cubcrafters TopCub and Vans RV-8, along with his current company’s Cicaré 8 helicopter.
Space may be limited due to the hands-on nature of this event, so RSVP as soon as possible - no later than Monday, June 2nd. RSVP to make sure there's plenty of food and beverages for everyone.