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LOOKING for a more relaxed different approach to getting into aviation - INTERESTED in finding out what is really involved in getting a pilot’s licence – WOULD love to fly with and assist more experienced pilots - at different locations and in different aircraft? Want all your THEORY&EXAMS completed in the most flexible way - at home, online, classroom, plus with expert revision support when you need it – then LOOK NO FURTHER While learning all kinds of new skills can seem to get more interesting and fun as you progress (ie foreign languages, musical instruments, scuba diving etc.) - Learning to fly at most airfields is largely unchanged and seems to get harder all the time. For busy people, finding the time to dedicate up to 60+ hours of Flight Training plus Ground School is a tall order. Yes, and that really is the average flying time (and most of it very repetitive) to actually get a full pilots licence. Apple computers demonstrated that- 'a great product sees customers prepared to overlook the price'. We say flight training should try to emulate this idea, and emphasize the ‘experience of being a pilot’ over other factors. Most people learn to fly for recreation - so it's really easy give up if it’s not enjoyable. That doesn’t mean every lesson has to be a 'walk in the park', but we think it’s time to consider alternatives - savouring the 'Training Experience', and not see this as a tedious, but necessary evil. There are all sorts of interesting and rewarding things to do on the way to achieve your flying goals. Check out some of the activities we offer as a club & members organisation - and give us a Call or email us to find out more. |
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