Publications for pilots
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Hello everybody,
I am an ab initio flight instructor. I wrote couple of articles with advice on how to train and fly certain phases of flight. Desired audience is basic flight instructors, students and General Aviation pilots.
I am looking for an aviation site, magazine, newspaper to publish my article. What are most popular publications for my audience? Please let me know.
I am an ab initio flight instructor. I wrote couple of articles with advice on how to train and fly certain phases of flight. Desired audience is basic flight instructors, students and General Aviation pilots.
I am looking for an aviation site, magazine, newspaper to publish my article. What are most popular publications for my audience? Please let me know.
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"Flugzeug Klassiker" is probably not your market unless you are writing about how the Luftwaffe or Flugwaffe did training 75 years ago. If you wrote about SEP instructing Sailplane and Gliding is not your market. "Flieger" might be good for a newbie instructor. AOPA UK maybe?
What language did you write in?
If you want help you need to be more specific. Hence the question what do *you* read? Look up the aviation magazines you are aware of. Contact them via their webpage. Ask if they have an "Author's Guide" that can help you. Ask if they are interested in what you have to offer.
I wrote for a model railroading publishing firm for about ten years. Thoroughly enjoyed the worldwide feedback I received. I'd like to get involved in aviation writing, but I don't have the time.
Good luck!
Terry
PS Yes, you are "selling" something - your knowledge, your words, you ability to connect with others via just the printed word.
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Unfortunately, I found some serious mistakes or omissions in popular books. I checked Pooley's Air Pilot Manual, Flying Training, Rod Machado’s How to Fly an Airplane, Jeppesen PP Maneuvers, FAA Training Handbook.
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What errors or omissions have you picked up on that nobody else has in the last century of flight training?
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