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FAA Releases Plans for Security-Related Airspace Training

by Mr. Flight on July 22nd, 2005

Head on over to AOPA for the full details.

The proposal will require pilots to complete an FRZ/ADIZ and security TFR awareness training program, such as the AOPA Air Safety Foundation’s “Know Before You Go” online course or an FAA safety seminar. Pilots would need to make a logbook endorsement and would receive a completion certificate that they’d be required to carry with them during flights into the national capital region. Pilots living within 100 miles of the ADIZ would have 30 days to comply, while pilots elsewhere would be given 120 days.

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