June 29, 2011
Banner towing: a beginner’s guide
Banner towning is a challenging and exciting career choice for a pilot. But how do you get started?
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Training & Technique
June 29, 2011
Time to refurbish your instrument panel?
All the advice you need for pimping your panel
June 28, 2011
Guide to open cockpit flying
Open or enclosed? Our experts tell it like it is
June 28, 2011
How to become an airline pilot: the basics
Want a career as an airline pilot? Follow our basic steps...
December 6, 2005
Start with a trial lesson
A trial lesson is highly recommended whether you want to learn to fly or not, because it will be huge fun and the experience of a lifetime.
December 6, 2005
What next?
Used aeroplane prices start at £6,000 for a single-seater, rising to £12,000 for a basic two-seater, and £30,000 for a four-seat aircraft. New aeroplanes start at around £40,000. Microlights are roughly three-quarters these prices, helicopters,…
December 6, 2005
Learning more?
You can do a lot worse than to take out a subscription to Pilot, the longest-running, and by far the most popular, magazine aimed at pilots and would-be pilots. Month by month, we keep you…
December 6, 2005
Licences & How Much
Getting licensed is very much like learning to drive a car. You have lessons and written exams. Finally you have a session with an examiner, and if you don’t make too many mistakes, he tells…
December 6, 2005
Different routes
Once you decide to take up flying, the next decision is what you want to fly.
November 9, 2004
Flight Training sofware
Some flight sims are useful for when learning to fly - and for staying in practice.
November 27, 2003
Lock On: Modern Air Combat
25 NOVEMBER 2003: Software developer Ubisoft is about to launch in the UK 'Lock On: Modern Air Combat', its highly-anticipated flight simulation game.
