Cars & Transportation: Aircraft: “Question: Technics to deal with turbulence during flight training. basically i don't want to get sick during lessons.?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Technics to deal with turbulence during flight training. basically i don't want to get sick during lessons.?
- Question: Books about planes and flying?
- Question: Should pilots be allowed to lock themselves in the cockpit?
- Question: What is the maximum flight hours for a us commercial transport pilot?
- Question: Is foreigner possible to get a job in Canada as an Aviation Maintenance without experience?
- Question: Do planes meet in the air? and is it dangerous?
Posted: 28 Mar 2015 10:45 PM PDT I hate to say this to you, but turbulence never bothered me - Think of them as bumpy roads, and poor road repairs or maintenance - Where are your tax dollars going to repair the asphalt...? I used to fly passengers, and I am sorry for them as many are scared about turbulence - Get sick...? Many people think avoiding to eat before a flight is the solution - WRONG - |
Question: Books about planes and flying? Posted: 28 Mar 2015 09:48 PM PDT There are dozens of books published about pilot training - The first question is in which country do you live - There are books and manuals available specifically for pilot training in various countries - American publications are rather popular all over the world - Then the next question would be about your ultimate goal - Everyone starts with about the same type of publications - http://www.asa2fly.com/Pilots-Manual-Pri... There are FAA training publications from USA available for free on the internet - |
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Question: What is the maximum flight hours for a us commercial transport pilot? Posted: 28 Mar 2015 05:47 PM PDT USA yearly limit (FAR 121) is 1,000 flight hours yearly - There are monthly (100 and 120 hours) limitations to observe as well - Specific daily flight and duty time limitations (and rest) apply for crews of 2, 3 or 4 pilots - EASA (JAR) limitation (Europe) is 900 hours yearly - For most airline pilots, the average flying is about 600 to 750 hours yearly - |
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