recflyer

Thanks for this advice. I plan to do about 2 hours dual per weekend on average. I have 4.5 hours at the moment. I have been reading up on the theory. I will look into the book you recommended. thanks.

Im thinking of starting a podcast and was wondering if I could convince someone to come on and talk about how awesome recreational flying is. The focus of the podcast would be learning to fly in Australia. Send me a private message if anyone is keen.

Hi Roscoe, Im flying at Polo Flat YPFT. I did not fly last weekend as the school was closed. Im going to get to try and do at least 2 hours this weekend if the weather improves.

Yeah still here. I did two lessons. Effects of controls and strait and level flight. It was great fun. It just makes me want to fly more. The afternoon lesson was very bumpy and made the ac jump around alot. I found the j170 way harder to control than any general aviation aircraft I have been in. It wasnt bad just different.

I have heard that about the big wings. I guess I will see this weekend. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks for the advice!

Thanks Nev.

Hi all, Im starting my first lesson this weekend, I will be training in a J-170. I have been studying BAK and Air Law to get ready for the exams and have also done some reading of the RA Ops Manual and the aircraft POH. I have had two Trial Instructional Flights, one in a Jab LSA and one in the J-170. I would be interested if anyone has any specific advice/guidance to allow me to be more prepared before this weekend. I aim to fly as much as possible during the weekends till I get my certificate to avoid retraining time as much as possible. Thanks in Advance.