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  • Let's spend an hour together on the ground and in the plane, no commitments. This gives us a chance to get to know each other and see if pursuing your pilot’s license is right for you. You’ll have the opportunity to get your questions answered on the ground. I will then walk you through the pre-flight inspection of the airplane. You will then take aircraft controls and under my guidance, taxi to the runway for takeoff. After I take off, I will guide you to take the controls and you’ll begin to learn to fly the aircraft.

      Who is eligible to become a pilot?  (FAA Aeronautical Information Manual, Part 61 Subpart E)
    You must: 
        * be 16 years of age to fly without the aid of an instructor on board (solo flight). 
        * be 17 years of age to become a licensed pilot. 
        * have passed the appropriate private pilot knowledge test within the past 24 months. 
        * have an endorsement from your instructor stating you have the experience and knowledge.    



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