Flight training is a course of study used while learning to pilot an airplane. The overall objective of the primary and secondary flight training is the acquisition and honing of basic flying skills.
Flight training consists of a combination of flight lessons provided on airplanes or simulators and elementary schools, where theories are studied in preparation for written exams.
Although there are different types of aircraft, many of their piloting principles have a common technique, especially planes that are heavier than air types.
In addition to providing flight instructors, flight schools generally hire planes to students.
The oldest remaining flight training school is the Royal Air Force (RAF's) Flying School, established in May 1912 in Upavon, England. The world's oldest active civil aviation aviation school based in Germany in Wasserkuppe. It was founded as "Mertens Fliegerschule". His name now is "Fliegerschule Wasserkuppe".
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Type conversion
Conversion of species, commonly known throughout Australia and Europe as endorsements, or in the United States as "rank types", is a process undertaken by pilots to renew their licenses to allow them to fly different types of aircraft.
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See also
- BÃÆ'¡rÃÆ'¡ny chair
- Undergraduate Degree
- Trial certification in the United States
- Trial license in Canada
- Trial license in the United Kingdom
References
External links
- Learn to Fly: The Practical Manual for Beginners (1916) by Claude Grahame-White and Harry Harper
- Student Pilot Guide from FAA
- Accelerated Flight Training from Flying Mag.
- Compass Pilot Training: Back to the Future of the European Cockpit Association.
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