"Flight Training: Taking the Short Approach" has been written as an aviation element and is an introduction to the entire flight training process. As the first year student is to learn the ropes, seniors will always address the tips and recommendations of David Diamond.
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Starting with a look at what comes with the initial decision to take flight lessons, training in the air: the short-term approach is a comprehensive focus on air training that addresses the topic of air training from the perspective of discovering, rather than the curriculum. Aviation is a round object that does not have an ideal entry point for learning. There is no aviation aspect that would not at least require an understanding of another aviation topic. Short Approach eliminates the traditional approach to the aviation instruction topic after the topic, allowing the reader from the very beginning to address this topic, aided by the style of the author's conversation and the friendly humor in sharing their experiences. This book is the perfect first reading for anyone who intends to start air training; this should be considered a "Flight 101 training".
Diamond does not assume any aviation knowledge from the reader. His book is an ideal textbook for the students-pilots, covering such topics as people fly, the process of learning flying-including financial issues, health requirements, time obligations, school and instructor options, and related tests-and privileges and limitations associated with the pilot's certificate. From there, the author scatter frequent concerns about the learning of flying, such as engine failures, collisions in air and weather conditions. The aircraft is covered with an orientation of controls and instrumentation and showing which manoeuvres the students will fly as part of a pilot program. The book ends with a discussion that gadgets can help in training, which can harm the learning process, and which are necessary if not just because of the "cool" factor.
Because the author is also an excellent illustrator, the text is accompanied by one of the best full-color and three-dimensional graphics found in any airbook-readers will have a solid "mind view" from the flight training process. As a result, they will join the in-flight training program fully prepared, knowing exactly what needs to happen, to get a license, understanding what to expect, and making the right decisions, so that you do not waste time at the airport or on the plane ... "Approach to flight training".
