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100 Ways to Fly More And Get More Out of Flying
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£9.99by Matt Falcus
Are you a private pilot yearning to get more out of your licence? Do you struggle to find ways to afford to fly? Are you an experienced pilot who has lost the drive to keep flying and keep exploring the hobby that used to excite you so much?
100 Ways to Fly More is an inspiring set of tips and advice for anyone who wants to get more out of flying and take it to the next level. It covers all experience levels and purposes of flying, including:
•Essentials for the New Pilot
•Tips on Flying Further
•Trying More Challenging Flying
•Adding Licences and Additional Ratings
•Finding Cheaper Ways to Fly
•Keeping Your Interest Levels High for Old Dogs
•Improving Your Flying TechniqueThis book is not an instruction manual, but an honest encouragement from one pilot to another on ways to fly more and make the most of your licence.
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Take Your Wings and Fly - A Journey Through a Private Pilot's Licence
Add to cartQuick ViewTake Your Wings and Fly – A Journey Through a Private Pilot’s Licence
£9.99by Jason Smart
Ever wondered what it’s like to learn to fly?
In this day-by-day account, Jason Smart recounts frustration with the weather, the exhaustion, and his own limitations, as well as the many characters he meets along the journey of becoming a private pilot and gaining his wings.
This book is a frank account aimed at anyone interested in learning to fly. It is also for anyone simply curious to know what is involved in becoming a pilot.
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The PPL Companion
£12.99by Daniel Coleman
The Private Pilot’s Licence (PPL) usually takes a minimum of 45 hours of training. With The PPL Companion, you have a guide to help you along the way.
As your training advances, so does the content in the 45 chapters of this book, which mirror your progress and offer helpful insight into the actions and decisions you will make as a trainee pilot.
Inside you will find chapters on the reasons for learning to fly; how to find a flying club; what to expect on your first lesson and the subsequent milestones you’ll reach along the way. Further chapters look at the social side of being a pilot, as well as anxiety and how to fund your flying, plus aspects such as visiting the control tower and learning to look under the engine cowling for a greater understanding of aircraft.
Written in an informal style, The PPL Companion is an easy and relaxed sounding board for anyone considering flight training or already undertaking lessons.
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