So you want to start your Flight Lessons. What do you do first? First, you should research all the local Flying Schools in your area. By browsing the local Flying Schools websites. You can get a good idea of what your local Flight Schools have to offer. Check out what type of airplanes the Flying Schools use for Flight Lessons. Are the Airplanes new or old? How many Airplanes do they have? It’s up to you if you want to spend the extra cash flying a new Airplane. Remember an Airplane is an Airplane. They might not look good but they all fly and are maintained regularly.

To Learn To Fly at Flying Schools is your opportunity to live the dream. A Flying School Flight Instructor will assist in making your very first Flying Lesson an event to remember to have hands on experience Flying the Airplane. Your Flying School introductory flight commences with a classroom briefing on the functions of the Aircrafts controls and Instrument Flight Training plus all you need to know to enable you to control the Aircraft on your first lesson. After briefing, your Flight Instructor will take you through the Pre-Flight Inspection on your Training Aircraft and then it’s your turn to take your place in the Pilots seat. Your Flight Instructor will now allow you to take control of the airplane and guide you through the start up, taxiing and take-off before you take to the skies and Experience Flying for the first time. You’ll be on your way to reaping the rewards of obtaining your Pilot License and Finishing your training at your Flying School with your very own Personal Flight Instructor.

After signing up at the Flying School and getting down to business, your second and third flights will follow a similar format with the pre-flight briefing and inspection followed by a 60 minute flight. You will have the benefit of your own Pilot Headset and logbook, which are part of the essentials in learning to fly, Following the flight there will be an opportunity for you to record your flight in your personal pilot logbook and the start of a career in Aviation.