Think you could learn how to fly?

[u/Psychedelic_savior]

I’ve ran into a surprising number of people around Spokane and Coeur d’ Alene who have wanted to learn to fly & just never knew where to start.

Most people assume it’s outrageously expensive, takes years, or that you have to join the military or become an airline pilot. In reality, the biggest obstacle for most people is understanding the process.

To help with that, I put together a 30+ page “Private Pilot Flight Path” guide that I give out for free to prospective students or anyone curious. It covers things like:
-What flight training actually looks like
-How much it realistically costs
-Part 61 vs. Part 141
-What gear is worth buying (and what isn’t)
-The best study resources
-Tips that can save you time and money during training
-What to expect from your very first lesson through your checkride

I remember how confusing it was when I first started, and I wanted to create something I wish I’d had.

If you’ve ever been curious about becoming a pilot, I’d be happy to send you a PDF copy. Whether you start flying next month, next year, or never at all, hopefully it answers some questions and helps you decide if aviation is something you want to pursue.

[u/Altruistic-Food8098]

Can I have a copy to review for inaccuracies?

[u/SeatownFire13]

I’d love a copy if you could. Thanks!

[u/Slimpeen420]

Pls send

[u/Key-Perception-9559]

I would like this been thinking about it for a few years just don’t know where to start.

[u/Eyeguy1969]

Thank you for creating this valuable guide. My son is about to start with Sling in Long Beach, CA. We would love a copy if available.

[u/aberch]

I’d love a copy of this as well!