Learning to fly can be one of the greatest thrills of a lifetime. Since the days of the Wright Brothers people have been looking to the sky and wondering what it is like up there. Now it is your turn You are interested in a private pilot license but not quite sure where to start.

Many People out there just say, go to your local airport and sign up at one of the flight schools and you are on your way. Since I have been in the industry for 20 years, I know first hand what can happen when you make the wrong choices. Time after time students have come to me frustrated at the flight school and or flight instructor asking me for help.

At that point in time they have already spent thousands on training and many times have not even solo'ed and even worse than that, they have already acquired some very bad habits.

Real World Private Pilot License Training Examples

Here is a perfect Example of what I am talking about. Recently two students I know of had their flight instructor up and leave them. They both called me for help finishing their private pilot Licenses. One was a student that said she was about ready to solo and the other was signed off and ready for his flight test.

In both cases I went up with the students and reviewed all the maneuvers with them. In both cases I pulled the engine for a simulated engine failure. Both of the students had no idea what to do. In both cases the students had never practiced an emergency landing situation below 3000 feet above the ground.

On top of not knowing what to do both students had an excessive number or hours. The student had close to 40 hours and hadn't solo'ed yet and the student who was signed off for his flight test had close to 100 hours and had some very bad habits.

I know this does sound pretty bad but this happens more often than not. If you are someone who has a maximum amount of money to spend, could you handle wasting this much money? On top of that when something like this happens you also have some bad habits that are hard to break.

Learn the Basics About the Private Pilot License Before You Start Wasting Money on Pilot Training

With Rising Fuel costs the per hour rates for Private Pilot License Training are increasing. The wrong choice can quickly add up to thousands of wasted dollars. You need to research all of your options and come up with a plan before you start spending money.

I will give you the basics about the Private Pilot License so you can begin to have an idea about the process. Once again planning is the best way to go about petting your private pilot license. If you take a month or two planning everything out, you are going to be a better pilot in the long run and you will stay on a realistic budget.

Each Day For The Next 10 Days I Will Send you a Lesson On the Private Pilot License

Each Day for the next 10 Days I will send you a lesson on the Basics of the Private Pilot License. You will also have the option of reading all 10 Lessons immediately after you verify Your Subscription. This course is absolutely FREE. All you will get is good information about how the Private Pilot Training Process works.

I will start with what explaining the cost it will ACTUALLY COST YOU and explain everything up to your flight test. This way you will know what to look and ask when you start looking at flight schools or flight instructors.

This 10 Day Private Pilot License course will get you started today, and I will NEVER spam you or sell your email address to anyone.

Hope to See You in the Sky

Airfreddy

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Frederick J Longe / Professional Flight Instruction Service

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