Be a Sport Pilot - Learn to Fly a Light Sport Aircraft

Movie Trailer. Go to http://ap-stores.com to get the DVD or download it. Go to http://BeASportPilot.com to learn all about becoming a pilot. Experience the adventure of becoming a Sport Pilot and flying a fixed wing, 3-axis aircraft. Learn what it takes to get a sport pilot certificate and experience the excitement and adventure of becoming a pilot flying a fixed wing, 3-axis (airplane) light-sport aircraft.

Join instructor Jeff Reynolds as he takes Paul Hamilton through pilot training -- from first flight to flying solo, to preparing for the checkride.

Then join Paul as he takes you through the concepts you need to know to earn your pilot certificate. Basic learn-to-fly principles presented can be used for ultralights or fixed-wing LSA. The beautiful cinematography features plenty of in-flight footage that captures the thrill and adventure of flying a light-sport aircraft.

Includes booklet with worksheets and checklists for an interactive learning experience.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Learn to Fly
• sport pilot
• fixed wing
• Light-sport aircraft
• airplane
• Paul Hamilton
• ASA DVD
• CFI
• ultralight
• sport pilot training
• learning to fly
• sport plane
• sport plane pilot
• airplane flying
• fixed wing aircraft
• fixed wing flying

[bobsagetgay]

If you contain a private pilot license are you able to fly a light sport aircraft ?

[PaulDHamilton]

@bobsagetgay Yes private pilots can fly light sport aircraft

[spud1252]

love the plane "wot is she '

[PaulDHamilton]

@spud1252 the main featured here is the interplane skyboy

[KutWrite]

What is the actual aircraft flown in this video?

[PaulDHamilton]

it is mostly an interplane Skyboy

[nicegustov]

Good info. Thanks for the tips.

[badran6]

very short but very useful

[timandrew1]

Paul, buying an XAIR f model with N number. I have a pp lic with 140 hours. I understand I need 150 to teach LSA, right?

Also, can I teach in this craft?

Firefighter tim andrew, connecticut

contact me: 1-203-217-7714 or

pilotfire at sbcglobal net

please use the @ instead of at, and a dot before net

[PaulDHamilton]

There is a P51 look alike that almost meets the LSA criteria. Give it a few years and I am sure we will see a P51 look alike LSA.