eFIRC Recommendations?
#11
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#12
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Joined APC: Sep 2012
Posts: 486
I must be special....while there is no visible timer it won't let me click to the next slide until a few minutes have passed.
#13
Used Ace CFI FIRC (https://www.acecfi.com/) and was happy with it. Price was $79 for lifetime membership, and $25 each time you use their ACR to conveniently get your new certificate.
It did require you to spend the time on each section, but the info was good, and best TSA/Foreign Student Training module I've seen.
I also like American Flyers, and had a good experience with them. Both are great.
It did require you to spend the time on each section, but the info was good, and best TSA/Foreign Student Training module I've seen.
I also like American Flyers, and had a good experience with them. Both are great.
#15
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Joined APC: Mar 2008
Position: A-320
Posts: 1,122
I just did american flyers and it was painful. There's a timer that runs in the background that you can't see. You can't move on until the next page until the time is up. Sometimes it's 10 minutes per page. 7-12 pages per section, 12 sections. The material sucked. It had a lot of links to the FAA website and just expected you to read stuff there. I did the AOPA one about 10 years ago and it was better. Next time I'll just go in person to a 2 day class.
#16
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Joined APC: Jan 2013
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I'm going to do mine soon, probably AF eFIRC again. I don't recall a timer, though believe it could very well be there. I do it so slow and over a week, so I've not noticed. The last in person I attended was 16 Hrs., which I believe is FAA mandated. (It doesn't matter if the presenter can finish the course in 8, you still have to sit there for 16) I could be wrong, but thinking same deal with online...
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