Dan Johnson
March 31, 2009 | 2 Comments
ASA authors are some of the most experienced and well respected aviators in the country and even around the world. Through this Learn to Fly Blog, you have access to their knowledge and guidance, which some might call priceless. (No, we aren’t asking for your Mastercard here! Ha!)
So, ask us what you’d like to know about learning to fly. The best blog posts come from questions asked by people like you. Just insert your question into the Comment section below. Read More »
March 25, 2009 | 0 Comments
Being a pilot and flying an airplane is a thrill, say most aviators. It’s no wonder. History tells us that people have been fascinated by flight for centuries, but it’s only been in the last 100 years that humans have been able to take flight in order to experience that thrill. Old films show us what some people were willing to go through to empower human flight.
Today, pilots fly for many reasons. Here are a number of them from aviators in the U.S. answering the question, “Why learn to fly?” Read More »
March 14, 2009 | 3 Comments
Learning to fly in a new plane or older one is the question of the day from Eric in Seattle, WA. Not only does he want help choosing based on the age of the aircraft, but also the driving distance to get his lessons. You see, the newer plane is a three-times longer drive for lessons than the older one. I asked our featured authors for their opinions. Read More »
February 18, 2009 | 0 Comments
Welcome to the Learn to Fly Blog provided by ASA (Aviation Supplies and Academics, Inc).
I’m Dan Johnson, sort of the “blogmaster” around here. If you are thinking of learning to fly or already working on your pilot’s license, this site is for you. We’ll cover a multitude of topics around the subject of learning to fly, including … Read More »