Who Finances My Missionary Pilot Training?
I’ve beens asked this question so many times. So here’s my answer… Hope it encourages those who think that flying is just for the rich and wealthy.
I’ve beens asked this question so many times. So here’s my answer… Hope it encourages those who think that flying is just for the rich and wealthy.
Chair flying is probably one of the best cheapest ways to review and mentally prepare for a flight. Here are a few steps in chair flying, according to WikiHow: 1 || Decide what you’re going to chair-fly. Is it a… Read More »Chair Flying — Cheapest Flight Lesson Ever!
In this video, I’m gonna show you how to prepare for a cross-country flight. I have been preparing for this for the longest time, and today it looked like the weather and winds are finally cooperating. However, I was mid-flight… Read More »I Could Have Died in a Plane Crash…
No secret to this thing, guys. In this video, I showed which books and materials I used to help me pass the test, the methods I used in studying, as well as what affects examiners when they ask their questions.… Read More »How I Got a 92% Pass on the FAA Written Exam
Today I flew my first Solo Cross-Country flight. Cross-country flying means I have to land the plane at a point other than the point of departure. It should also include the use of dead reckoning, pilotage, electronic navigation aids, radio… Read More »My First Solo Cross-Country Flight
This is just me, sharing my experiences and my heart’s desire — which is mission aviation.
Finally, the day has arrived! Praise God from whom all blessings flow!
The following are videos from a Youtube channel I created to record my flight lessons. Hope you enjoy!
In these series of videos, I learned about S-turns, which develops the pilot’s ability to compensate for drift during turns by flying semicircles of equal radii on each side of a reference line on the ground. I also learned how… Read More »S-Turns, Circling a Point, and Engine Failure