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Pilot Training

Monday, April 16th, 2012

All flight training begins on the ground. The worst place to learn a new skill is in an airplane. It can be very difficult to grasp new concepts in the air without reviewing them first on the ground. In the plane, training in the cockpit can have other environmental issues such as cold (or hot), noisy, and bumpy.

You want to get up in the air as soon as possible and as frequently as possible. Don’t waste time at the airport studying things you could have done at home. Get your studying done before you get to the air.

I’ve heard that some pilots have even missed flying lessons because they didn’t do their learning on the ground and weren’t ready to go up. They had to spend their training in the classroom. What a waste of expensive instructor time.

Flight training by referring to the instruments only is hard to learn, but can be practiced on the ground. You have to do this to become a private pilot and if you want an instrument rating.

Don’t think of ground training is a waste of your money. Don’t have a bad attitude and hopefully your training pilot won’t have one either. Also, poor preparation can hinder you. Ground time can be expensive and some charge the same rate for ground time as they do flight time, but remember, the CFI has to make a living, too.

Be sure you know what is going to be covered before any lesson and find out what is expected from you. If you show up unprepared for a lesson, then expect to spend more time on the ground.

Remember, preparation is the key to more flight time. Your flight instructor’s mail goal in your pilot training is to keep you safe. Proper ground instruction makes flying easier and more enjoyable.

The History of the Model Airplane

Friday, December 17th, 2010

Each model airplane is a little piece of history. Soon after the advent of the airplane, the building of model airplanes became a hobby for those old and young alike. Customers range from novice hobby model airplane builders to master model aircraft builders, governmental agencies, airports, museums, libraries and schools. Model airplane building has been the introduction to aviation for countless youths in years past and continues in many lesser degrees today for the younger set. Building a model airplane is a simple pleasure for both young and old alike. Kits are for the novice to master model airplane builder. Make sure you search through Amazons extensive list of model airplane books and other products.

When most people think of model airplanes, they immediately think of a nice little box with pieces that are put together, resulting in a model airplane that can be set on a shelf to be admired but not touched. The present die cast model airplanes are so real you can virtually smell the jet fuel. There are engines for every type of model airplane or helicopter you could come up with, and every one of them is handcrafted. A model airplane needs a vertical rudder to keep it moving straight. All flying model airplanes, just like real ones, have a Center of Gravity that effects the planes balance and thus its flying characteristics. Flying Model airplanes is a fun and educational hobby. Depending on your budget, and how serious you are about radio control flying, you can purchase an RC flight simulator to practice on, but these are not necessary for a simple model airplane.