WingX 2.0 User Manual - FAASafety.gov

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Pilot Expirations
WingX provides a unique feature called Pilot Expirations to allow pilots to store their
many expiration dates in one convenient and portable place. Keep your expiration dates
sorted in chronological order right on your Pocket PC, right in your flight bag.
WingX maintains a list of commonly-used expiration dates allowing a pilot to quickly check their
currency for any particular aspect of flying including single-engine land, multi-engine land, BFR,
IFR etc. In addition, there are several other categories that are also very useful such as navigation
medicals, insurance, and aircraft expirations. The complete list of WingX supported expirations is
given below.
Auto Increment
A key feature of WingX’s expiration page is that it is often difficult, or at least
time consuming, to calculate 90-day expirations, and sometimes it is difficult to
remember if the expiration is 90 days, 6 months, 1 year, or 12 calendar months
out. WingX will automatically adjust certain dates according to the appropriate
FAR; for example, if you were to select November 26, 2004 as the date you did
your 3 take-offs and landings in a tail-wheel aircraft, WingX would
automatically use February 24, 2005 as the expiration date; i.e. WingX
automatically added 90 days to November 26, 2004.
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