Accelerated Training?

Paul Hamilton · Post by **Paul Hamilton** » Fri May 21, 2010 1:33 pm

Greg,
I looked at your web site, found you to be a qualified instructor and added you to my sport pilot locator for others to find.

http://lsapilot.beasportpilot.com/sport-pilot-locator/

Best,
Paul

smokiescfi · Post by **smokiescfi** » Fri May 21, 2010 1:42 pm

Thank you Paul, and thank you for all that you have been doing to support the Sport Pilot community.

Paul Hamilton · Post by **Paul Hamilton** » Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:00 pm

KSCessnaDriver wrote: I know some places, that if you got 14 nice days, could get the whole private pilot course done. So, I would think 10 days would be plenty for a light sport rating.
Goodluck

Yes nice days with at least 2 to 3 hours of flying per day. It also helps to study all the training materials and take the written knowledge test ahead of time. Accelerated training from scratch is like trying to drink all the water from a fire hose rather than a drinking fountain. Study as much as possible (drink as much water as you can) so you are not starting from scratch.

Accelerated training provides an economical way to get your pilot certificate and may be a good option for many but it is fast and furious to understand, apply and correlate all the knowledge needed to be a safe pilot.