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Video tip: flight training across the pond

Many take for granted the freedoms and flexibility extended to pilots flying in the United States. We have access to over 5,000 public airports and can move about the country when we want with limited government regulation and no user fees. Things are a bit different in other parts of the world though, where airspace is more regulated and landing fees are the norm. Learn first hand from Sophie Gilgean who grew up and learned to fly in Belgium about the limitations placed on private aviation in Europe.

Ask a CFI: what’s one tip to make better landings (video)

Welcome to our latest video series – Ask A Sporty’s CFI. We’ll be talking to the 25 flight instructors we have on staff at Sporty’s to get their tips for safer and smoother flying. First up is Bret Koebbe, an ATP and CFII, who shares his tips for making consistently smooth landings. How do you know if you’re on glide path? How do you choose an aiming point? Bret has answers.

Video tip: flight training across the pond

Many take for granted the freedoms and flexibility extended to pilots flying in the United States. We have access to over 5,000 public airports and can move about the country when we want with limited government regulation and no user fees. Things are a bit different in other parts of the world though, where airspace is more regulated and landing fees are the norm. Learn first hand from Sophie Gilgean who grew up and learned to fly in Belgium about the limitations placed on private aviation in Europe.

Ask a CFI: what’s one tip to make better landings (video)

Welcome to our latest video series – Ask A Sporty’s CFI. We’ll be talking to the 25 flight instructors we have on staff at Sporty’s to get their tips for safer and smoother flying. First up is Bret Koebbe, an ATP and CFII, who shares his tips for making consistently smooth landings. How do you know if you’re on glide path? How do you choose an aiming point? Bret has answers.