As well as information about the flying clubs I am a member of, it will direct you to some of the best aviation sites, and even suggestions about how to become a pilot yourself. Flying is one of the most pleasurable activities. Almost all my flight experience is in the Cessna C-172. I have been known to fly Piper Cherokees and Piper Cadets, but the 172 is my workhorse. Every flight, and I mean every , begins with a preflight inspection.
Safety is the number one attitude for every sensible pilot.
I take about ten minutes to go over the entire exterior, checking all flight surfaces, tires, the propeller, engine, as well as the oil and fuel levels. Rule number one in these planes is never trust the fuel guages. Here, I climb on top of each wing to stick my nose in each fuel cap and visually check the fuel level. We're coming up on Brown airport. Brown Tower, Cessna 73149, South Bay at four thousand five hundred, inbound with information Delta.