Flying Lessons

[suityou01]

MF, learn from the best. You can afford it, and you're in the states a lot. Give Harrison Ford a ring.

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[minestrone]

I did have a license but lost it when I started going blind. It's been a long time since I did the exams etc and the curriculum has changed over the years, these were the recommended books at the time but may be obsolete now;

Amazon.co.uk: birch and bramson: Books

No matter, hit the books as others have said. What are you training on?

[suityou01]

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[SimonMac]

I have no idea you speccy twat, I've got perfect vision.

Thank god his wife has a white stick and a labrador though

[Toastiness]

If you don't mind being limited to a 2 seater and only being able to fly during the daytime, you should consider a 3-axis microlight license.
A decent microlight aircraft like the Ikarus C42 is far cheaper to own and operate than your average Cessna and with similar capabilities.

[suityou01]

If you don't mind being limited to a 2 seater and only being able to fly during the daytime, you should consider a 3-axis microlight license.
A decent microlight aircraft like the Ikarus C42 is far cheaper to own and operate than your average Cessna and with similar capabilities.

But is it dangerous enough though?

[SimonMac]

If you don't mind being limited to a 2 seater and only being able to fly during the daytime, you should consider a 3-axis microlight license.
A decent microlight aircraft like the Ikarus C42 is far cheaper to own and operate than your average Cessna and with similar capabilities.

If we are looking at alternatives, I thought a blimp would be more appropriate for MF

[TheFaQQer]

If we are looking at alternatives, I thought a blimp would be more appropriate for MF

It'll take a f**kload of helium to lift that, though.

[SimonMac]

It'll take a f**kload of helium to lift that, though.

But he is full of hot air anyway

[TheFaQQer]

But he is full of hot air anyway

Is this your coat, sir?