Account of Flight Training on AvWeb

[BruceAir]

http://www.avweb.com/news/avtraining/188005-1.html

A former Disney animator tells a mostly engaging tale of his flight training. The drawings are illuminating.

 

[bstratt]

Absolutely hilarious. I loved it. Brought back so many memories!

 

[waldo]

Needless to say . . . I was laughing out really loud! My co-workers were coming over to my desk to see what the heck I was laughing at. I told them that they just wouldn't understand

 

[Carol]

http://www.avweb.com/news/avtraining/188005-1.html

A former Disney animator tells a mostly engaging tale of his flight training. The drawings are illuminating.

I bought this guy's book. It's really funny.

 

[Dave Krall CFII]

http://www.avweb.com/news/avtraining/188005-1.html

A former Disney animator tells a mostly engaging tale of his flight training. The drawings are illuminating.

Just looked at all the pictures in all the chapters... quite funny !

 

[BruceAir]

I'm going to recommend that our flight school get a copy--for the instructors. It's hard to remember how confusing and difficult even basic concepts were when you started flying (or any other equally complex activity). And how perplexing some of the expert's explanations sounded.

This book might remind us of how important it is to be clear, to brief each flight thoroughly, and to ensure that the student really understands concepts before we jump in the airplane.