Private Pilot Blueprint

De: Jason Schappert

Narrado por: Jason Schappert

Duración: 2 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

In the third edition of the Private Pilot Blueprint, Jason Schappert takes his 10,000+ hours of flight experience to guide you on the path to saving time and money on your aviation journey. Jason’s goal for this book is to share with others everything he wishes someone would have told him when he started his private pilot flight training so others can avoid making the same mistakes he made that cost him time and money. You’ll be able to apply the practical tools in this book to complete your Private Pilot Certificate in less time while becoming a safe, proficient pilot. Take notes and follow closely as Jason helps you get the most out of your flight training.

Do you want to become a pilot and you’re not sure where to start? The Private Pilot Blueprint is your definitive roadmap to beginning your aviation journey. We'll answer all your questions about everything from the training requirements to selecting a flight school and how to keep expanding your horizons once you become a pilot. With MzeroA, you’ll learn everything you need to know from aerodynamics to Zulu time. Learning how to apply your aeronautical knowledge is the key to becoming a safe pilot and enjoying every flight. We’ll share tips that have helped tens of thousands of students just like you achieve their aviation dreams. At MzeroA, we like to say “a good pilot is always learning.” This book is the start of your strong foundation for reaching aviation mastery.

Please join Jason and the MzeroA team in their mission towards growing aviation and helping future pilots by recommending this book to other listeners.

©2022 Jason Schappert (P)2022 Jason Schappert

🤩🎧A fascinating listen to all of those seeking light and clarification on the path to becoming pilots

🚨ITS A MUST🚨. After having started my Fly2 lessons, I stumbled upon this fascinating book by Jason. I want to say that I am very glad. I found it in the very early stages of my educational process to learn how to become a pilot it’s definitely the kind of light and clarification that are well experienced friend and someone with the highest vested interest would give you While wishing you to become a very sound and safe pilot while being able to enjoy the journey

Mostly a sales pitch for his aviation School.

The one thing I learned was that you need to do your ground school first before going to flight School. beyond that it's mostly a sales pitch for his aviation School.

The beginning of a pilot’s journey

Jason gives you a complete introduction to the first steps of becoming a real world pilot.
Jason maps out the journey of the things a student pilot will encounter and how to proceed. A Good Pilot is always learning 🛫

Inspirational motivational

Great instruction and motivation . Details the east steps on becoming a pilot .
Lots of advertising.

very helpful

I'm looking into aviation as a new career in my 30s. I'm typically a good self researcher but it's confusing putting together what you need to start. This book was very helpful in "getting a grip" on the situation and finding a starting point. the ending 2 minutes were very heartfelt and what I needed to hear. highly recommend.

This is a very brief but valuable intro to what is takes to get one’s Private Pilot’s License.

Wish I had listened to this before I started flying lessons. I’m 25 hours in, but am taking a break to take Jason’s advice and focus on Ground School and get that certificate. He also recommends getting a medical exam before flying, specifically because you’ll be throwing money away if you’re not physically cleared to fly. Well worth a quick listen if you’re considering learning to fly!

Wish i had this book before i started my private

This book is great for anyone who is thinking of becoming a pilot, im currently studying with the pass your instrument checkride book by jason schappert and it is an excellent study guide.

Helpful

The author creates a roadmap to help potential pilots save money and frustration. Quick Read.

This helps to know where to begin

Yes, it has a lot of marketing but also very helpful tips for just getting started

Disappointing

I wish I could say that this book was worth the money, but I'd be lying if I did. Spoiler alert, the big reveal here is, do ground school before you start flying. There really isn't much in the way of substantive data in the book, just a very basic overview of how planes fly (a quick internet search will tell you all this and much more, for free). Apart from that, you get some whimsical quotes, the rest is just the author shamefully plugging his product line...seriously, felt like an infomercial.