First Flight
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Joined: Dec 2005
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From: GB
Re: First Flight
Hi,
Thanks alot for the replys. Probably going to go with Cabair at Blackbushe, its the nearest airfield.
Hopefully they will let me have a brief go with the controls.
Just waiting for confirmation of date and aircraft type
SE5A
Thanks alot for the replys. Probably going to go with Cabair at Blackbushe, its the nearest airfield.
Hopefully they will let me have a brief go with the controls.
Just waiting for confirmation of date and aircraft type
SE5A
The Original Whirly

Joined: Feb 1999
Aviation Qualifications: CPL
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From: Belper, Derbyshire, UK
Re: First Flight
Let the instructor know what you'd like to do, whether it's to fly over your house, have a go at the controls, and whether or not you're thinking of doing the PPL course, if you are. Instructors don't know if you want the flight treated as a lesson and to fly as much as possible, or just to look at the view and enjoy yourself, or something in between - we're not psychic!
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Brighton, UK
Re: First Flight
This sounds a little daft maybe...........
The sensations you experience are different from those you are used to. I remember being more than a little scared on my first "trial lesson". You won't find many who enjoy their flying more now. So if you do feel insecure or worried or maybe even a little green around the gills, don't beat yourself up about it
Oh yeah..............
Have the time of your life
The sensations you experience are different from those you are used to. I remember being more than a little scared on my first "trial lesson". You won't find many who enjoy their flying more now. So if you do feel insecure or worried or maybe even a little green around the gills, don't beat yourself up about it
Oh yeah..............
Have the time of your life
Fixed+Rotary (aircraft, not washing lines)
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Peak District, Yorkshire, UK
Re: First Flight
And if you do tell the instructor that you want this to be a trial lesson then you can count the time in the log book that you will then go on and buy for your PPL training.
Unless there are limiting factors such as distance or controlled airspace or something else there shouldn't be any reason why you still couldn't take a photo of where you live *and* still have a lesson.
Enjoy.
Unless there are limiting factors such as distance or controlled airspace or something else there shouldn't be any reason why you still couldn't take a photo of where you live *and* still have a lesson.
Enjoy.





