ATPL - Operational Procedures
As I’ve already mentioned, I enrolled into the online EASA ATPL theory course from a Polish flight school (Ventum Air). The course duration is 4 months, …
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EASA ATPL Theory
The blog is still alive, and the dream is coming true somehow. I haven’t flown more than 2 months, but I subscribed for a theory course in a Polish flight …
Read more →AviationExam discount: How to Save 50$
In my previous posts I already mentioned AviationExam, the great question bank for EASA exams. It is surprisingly good for FAA exams too: despite of the fact …
Read more →AviationExam and BGS Online
My EASA ATPL written test preparation moves on very slowly. But I don care, because during this time I completed my FAA IR, and now I am working on my FAA CPL. …
Read more →Demystifying Flight Time Logging: Navigating Tricky Differences in Aviation Regulations
Logging the flight time can be a challenge when you need to meet the requirements of different authorities such as FAA, EASA and Transport Canada. While they …
Read more →Taking Small Steps Towards the Dream: Studying Principles of Flight
When you have a goal, it’s better to take small steps towards it regularly, ideally every day. As you may already know, my goal is to become a pilot. …
Read more →How I'm Planning to Obtain My FAA and EASA Licenses as a Pilot
As I may have mentioned before, I plan to continue my practical flight training in the US for various reasons: native English ATC, an easier CPL written test …
Read more →My Path to Aviation Knowledge: Updates on My Theory Studies
I have finally found a school in Poland where I plan to take my EASA ATPL theoretical course. I have chosen Poland for some specific reasons which I have …
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Obtaining a First Class Medical Certificate: My Experience in Poland
Today, I received my first-class medical certificate which is required for commercial pilots in Europe. Prior to this, I had a second-class medical certificate, …
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Crossing the Country: A Flight Adventure
Today, I planned a long cross-country flight. It supposed to literally cover almost half of the country. The weather was not perfect, but acceptable, and I set …
Read more →Passing My IFR English Exam: A Step Towards Instrument Rating
Today, I passed my IFR English exam, which is a requirement for the Instrument Rating in Europe. Although I don’t plan to obtain the European IR at the …
Read more →Obtaining My License: A Journey to the CAA and Beyond
Today, I picked up my freshly issued license. Everything was okay, except for one small mistake in my home address, which caused some additional delay. The …
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