Nervous When Flying Below the Mountain Tops?

Dean_Cub_next_to_mountain    "You do not rise to the occassion,  
   You rise to the level of your training and practise."
   I came to realize this after years as a CFI, and
   Director of Training for a commuter airlines.
                       Vern Kingsford
 
 Would you like to feel comfortable when flying in the mountains?

 Do you want to improve your flying skills, or emergency procedures? 

 Do you sometimes lack confidence, not sure what to do next?

 

        This is the flight school for you!

Read what Karen, owner of a CE-172, discovered when she came to Moose Pass. You can read why she says to earn your seaplane rating here  when you click on Read More below.

Icebergs from Cub

Why get your Single Engine Sea Rating?

A couple of weeks ago I got my seaplane rating (SES) at Alaska Float Ratings in Moose Pass, Alaska. It was the best flying experience I've ever had!

Flying floats was amazing but even more impressive was the quality of the instruction. Vern Kingsford (the Designated Examiner) and his instructors completely changed the way I think about flying. Their lessons were thorough, challenging and very, very educational. I learnt more about energy management, mountain flying, reading the wind and "flying the plane" in one week than I have in my entire four years of flying as a private pilot.

During the course we met several other pilots, all with thousands of hours of flying experience (including ATP and military pilots). They all agreed - every pilot should take this course. To quote one pilot after his first float lesson "I get in my plane, dial in the numbers and manage the cockpit. That ain't flying; THIS is flying".

So if you love being taken out of your comfort zone because it will make you better; if you want to be a safer pilot and if you want to have the best fun flying give Vern a call. You won't be disappointed. Karen 2009

 
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