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AI Aviation Academy’s Private Pilot Course is designed to teach you flight maneuvers, airplane systems, aerodynamics, night flying techniques, cross-country navigation, Federal Aviation Regulations, and to develop your skills and the attitude necessary to become a Private Pilot with exceptional knowledge, technical ability, pilot skills, and sound judgment.
Air traffic controllers from the 71st Operations Support Squadron prepare for their day under a Super Moon at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Nov. 14. One of only four bases in the Air Force that has a primary pilot training mission, Vance averages more flights per hour than many major commercial airfields. (U.S. Air Force photo by David Poe)
Since 9/11 we don't call it "blowing up" the balloon. *wink*
The envelope has been "cold packed" with outside air, now the fan is off and the first of the hot air is filling the envelope. David (my left) helps me lift the basket.
All photos taken by my Mrs.
I post this image with a heavy heart - I just read moments ago that George Myers and a 17 year old passenger died in George's Yak-52 (N2207X) today at the Moontown Alabama airport, K3M5.
George was a wonderful individual who loved aviation and brought his wholehearted enthusiastic spirit to everything he did. He will be missed.
At the plane-spotting zone, I met this young lad who comes every day to watch aircraft take off and land after school. His ambition is to one day become a pilot and is working hard at making his dream come true. Lets hope that by the time this kid finishes schooling, someone's there to support him with a scholorship..
Tune into KOFM Oklahoma's Country 103.1, or KGWA AM 960, Dec. 7, at approximately 8:15 a.m. CT to hear AFMS - Vance - 71st Medical Group Airman 1st Class Fallen Pete in studio on the "Clepper in the Morning" show as our Warrior of the Week. Out-of-towners can listen in at www.kofm.com. #WatchUsFly
Since 9/11 we don't call it "blowing up" the balloon. *wink*
Standing her upright, David helping me monitor conditions in the envelope while Cookie provides weight and stability. To the balloon.
All photos taken by my Mrs.
Since 9/11 we don't call it "blowing up" the balloon. *wink*
Standing her up as the envelope fills with heat and lift. Joy, David's wife is on the left, helping to hold the throat open. David (my right) helping me hold the basket aloft while I operate the burner.
All photos taken by my Mrs.
For private pilot students, the mandatory flight time is about 60 hours to 75 hours. This flight time is generally only for private pilots. The actual time for commercial pilots can range anywhere from 190 hours to about 250 hours. Accelerated flight training courses may not really work if you don’t have the necessary theoretical training. Please note that this set flying hours are also changed quite regularly as Federal Flight Regulations change. There are several nationally recognized accelerated flight training schools that will offer professional training courses. These courses can be expensive but they are the most comprehensive as they provide complete theoretical and practical training. Accredited accelerated flight training courses offered by these schools also meet national standards of training and they are also recognized by the US Department of Education. Candidates with these types of accelerated flight training licenses are more likely to be accepted by national employers. We also suggest you check with renowned industry recognized websites like the AOPA. This organization has a complete online flight school directory that you can use as a guide to find an accelerated flight training course. The website also has an online flight instructor who will be able to teach you through an online medium as much as possible before you start your hands-on accelerated flight training course.
noted bollywood star of Rang de Basanti fame training for private pilot license at Chimes aviation academy
Letačka obuka na avionu ZLIN-242L za troje kandidata koji se školuju za pilote Ratnog zrakoplovstva Mađarske završila je u četvrtak 11. listopada 2018. u Eskadrili aviona (EA) 93. zrakoplovne baze Hrvatskog ratnog zrakoplovstva (HRZ) u vojarni "Pukovnik Mirko Vukušić" u Zemuniku. Na istom tipu aviona, obuku osvježenja završila su i petorica mađarskih instruktora.
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From left U.S. Air Fore Staff Sgts. Steven Holman and Stephen Adams, 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron, take a moment to enjoy a sunset outside of their C-17 Globemaster III at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan. During the crew's 15 hour mission, they air-dropped more than 73,000lbs of JP8 fuel and 48,000 lbs of foods. The sergeants are from Joint Base Charleston. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. David Salanitri/Released)