A few months back I decided to make a video of my flying and never really got around to it. Here is a short video of my little adventure. https://videopress.com/v/RBFdc7X5?autoPlay=true&loop=true&preloadContent=auto Floating around Cape Town
Category: Flight Training
5 Steps for EASA license conversion
I found this very informative article from aviatrixwest on converting to a EASA License as I am also looking to convert once I have completed my training.https://www.aviatrixwest.com/post/easa-conversion
(Dis)Service Animals?
A wonderful article from Aviateon. https://aviateon.com/2018/03/28/disservice-animals/ I fully agree with the article on the use of " emotional support animals". I remember the first time I flew on a commercial aircraft, how stressful it was.On a recent from Durban to Cape Town, I sat close to a very old lady who flew for the first …
My Journey
In July 2014 I made my way to Cape Town Flying Club at Cape Town International Airport to have my first introductory flight. This was after hours of research on how to become a pilot. In 1997 I matriculated from high school in South Africa and wanted to join the SANDF (South African National Defence …
Flight Training and How to Survive the Learning Plateau
By Rod Machado In one of my other blogs, "After the Solo, Perfection" I mentioned my desire to impress my instructor and "up my game", which resulted in more of a backward step in my training than moving forward.I came across this article and could relate to it from a well known and experienced pilot …
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After the Solo “perfection”
Credit : pinterest So I went solo (YEAH) and after my solo flight, my flying became so bad and frustrating, not only for me. I have read articles saying that one should expect deterioration in performance after your solo. Well, mine was more a step backwards than just being overconfident and the reason for this was because …
Preparation for flight training:
Making the choice – Finance, Mental State, Family, Self-Awareness, Support, Flight School Choice, Instructor Choice The decision to learn to fly is not something you just decide overnight. There are many factors that affect your decision; the most important is that you would want to fly. Learning to fly is an expensive exercise that is …
Initial Solo
In any pilots career there are milestones that are celebrated and for a student pilot, it is the moment you are allowed to fly unassisted for the first time. Mine came on October 26th, 2018, almost a month after my last lesson. A few lessons prior to my solo, we had to cancel due to …
Roscoe J. Louw 
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