Wings Program Test Question

[PiperPilot1]

Hello Everyone,
I just had a question about the Wings Program. I recently did like 5 of them as they were required as part of my job training syllabus.
Admittedly, I hurried through some questions and did have to take the tests a couple times to pass with a 100% score.
As far as I know they are just a participation based/continued training proficiency program, but I was wondering if there is any record of the tests that would go in my training record?
Thanks again!

 

[midlifeflyer]

The tests, no. The courses you passed, yes. If you were logged in to FAA safety.gov, there is a record of every course you have completed.a little hidden (as usual)…

Go to the Activities search tab. Click on the Activity History link.

 

[midlifeflyer]

… and, back on the home page, there are also links to your history and you can also print your completion certificates.

 

[flyingron]

The program used to be simple and effective. Now, it is mainly inscrutable. Anything that you have to take a course to figure out how to take courses is doomed.

 

[midlifeflyer]

I regularly give WINGS based flight reviews. I regularly receive my own flight reviews that way (like last week).

And I regularly complain about what a mess the website is (like last week )

 

[PiperPilot1]

Thank you for all the great replies! Ok that was what I figured honestly, but I was still a little bit curious. I have, somehow, gotten good test scores on my actual written tests and sort of glazed through the WINGS program so I was just wondering. I did end up printing all the certificates, and the small wallet sized ones, so thanks for that tip! Now, If I ever get ramp checked, I can show all my documents plus a whole list of WINGS certs! hahaha

Thanks again!

 

[BillTIZ]

Wings keeps track of your courses, but drops them after 12 months. Take 3 courses in three different areas, take three flights following the recommended Flight Activities, get the instructor to enter those flights in Wings. FAA then issues you a new Flight Review good for the next 24 months.

 

[midlifeflyer]

Wings keeps track of your courses, but drops them after 12 months.

You can’t use a course toward a Wings phase after12 months, but the system continues to keep track of it. I have courses going back to 2008, and can print a certificate of completion today.