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| instrument flight | 9/23/2009 |
Q: What is the significance of a large ILS feather on an approach chart? What is an area chart and how ...
A: THe ILS Feather is the path of an ILS approach outside controlled airspace; pilots are advised to ...
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| pilot training | 11/13/2008 |
Q: i am a 21 year old kenyan based in Nairobi. i am a flight attendant with a local airline, and i have ...
A: I'm not a commercial pilot, so I don't know a great deal about this, but I'll give it a go. I think ...
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| what age | 1/6/2008 |
Q: .My name is lydia im 13 years old.Im from Ireland..I really want to be a pilot...what age can i ...
A: I don't know about the rules in Ireland, but in the UK you can learn to fly at any age; but you ...
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| Hot to become an airline pilot | 1/9/2007 |
Q: I've been interested in becoming an airline pilot for sometime now and I've finally decided that ...
A: Are you in the UK? If so then I suggest you have a look in the back of Flyer and Pilot magazines. ...
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| IR vs. IMC | 10/2/2006 |
Q: What is the difference between a IMC rating and a IR rating in terms of training syllabus and what ...
A: IMC is 15 hours flying and a ground course. Exams done by the flying school. No Class A and min ...
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| Private pilot training | 9/17/2005 |
Q: Adrian Beney. I have such a great desire to fly but I understand that I have to start with ppl.In ...
A: Try the Guild of Air Pilots and Navigators at www.gapan.org Also you could see if you could get ...
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| RT(R) AND FRTOL | 6/1/2005 |
Q: First of, what does RT(R) stand for? I know FRTOL is Flight Radio Telephony Operator's Licence. I ...
A: Not an expert on this, but I am pretty sure the (R) stands for restricted, and means you can use the ...
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| Ok, the first question is,... | 4/12/2005 |
Q: Ok, the first question is, how old were you when you got your licenses? What plane did you use for ...
A: I was 33 Piper Warrior 40 hours; 10 solo, no night in the UK, and no simulators then 6 written ...
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| mach number | 10/13/2004 |
Q: why above +/- 20.000 feet the speed in aircrafts is used in number MACH and not in IAS ? thanks, ...
A: A brief answer; I'm not the best to answer this one though... Aerofoils behave differently as they ...
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