Multi-Engine IPC - Yet Another Skills Check
Legally FAA IPC (Instrument Proficiency Check) can be done in any airplane, it just validates the Instrument Rating. After that a license holder can fly by …
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IPC - Instrument Proficiency Check
Hi folks! After a long pause I am flying again, and now I am in the Rocky Mountains! The weekend weather turned out to be great. It was a little windy, but …
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Flying near Rocky Mountains
I am flying again! It’s been more than a year I haven’t flown at all, and I missed it a lot. Finally I can spread my wings again! Pilot must fly, it …
Read more →Advantages of studying in the US for the EASA PPL holder
At the first glance it does not look very natural to go study to the US if the final goal is the EASA CPL, but I’ve chosen this way on purpose. First of …
Read more →FAA to TCCA Pilot License Conversion
If you found this page, you probably already know that Canadian pilot license is usually required to fly in Canada. I am going to describe the process of …
Read more →EASA CPL Checkride Prerequisite
Just a quick note about FAA and EASA commercial checkride. According to the EASA rules the aircraft for a commercial pilot checkride must have at least 4 seats …
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Seaplane Rating
Now I am studying theory for the EASA ATPL exams, and sometimes it is very tiring and boring (sometimes it is fun though). Anyway, I decided to take a small …
Read more →FAA IPC
It is essential for every pilot to be not only current but proficient. Without practice skills degrade and can even fade away some day. That’s why FAA …
Read more →Multi-engine Checkride...
… or the story about letters collection. I’ve already written about my oral part of the multi-engine checkride. The weather have not become …
Read more →Multiengine Checkride
Some days ago I passed the FAA Commercial checkride (ASEL, Airplane Single Engine Land). During my flight time building I made some hours in a multiengine one …
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 →FAA Commercial Requirements...
… or how to waste some money. Firstly I’d like to tell about the FAA check-ride situation in Florida: there are a lot of flight schools, there are …
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