
Itinerary
Day 1
Overview - An overview with a question and answer session.
Set-up - Work one-on-one with each Pilot-In-Training, covering set-up while going over their helicopter (includes Gyro, Governor, and Transmitter) with open discussion concerning proper set-up and myths.
Testing - Test fly the helicopter while working with each Pilot-In-Training to ensure optimal helicopter flight performance.
Flight Evaluation - Observe each Pilot-In-Training fly their helicopter, evaluating their flying to help provide positive instruction during one-on-one flight training.
Flight Training - Begin working with each Pilot-In-Training, working on each of their personal goals and objectives.
Lunch Break
Flight Training - Continued working on each individual's flight goals.
Individual Practice - We have found it is critical to fly by yourself and work the flight maneuvers recommended by the instructor.
Day 2
Flight Training - Continued
Individual Practice - Continued
Lunch Break
Flight Training - Continued
Individual Practice - Continued
Recommend Items
Primary Helicopter - It is best to use the largest helicopter you are comfortable flying. The brand does not matter, whether electric, nitro, or gas.
Secondary Helicopter - If you have one, bring it.
Battery - To increase our ability to work one-on-one with each Pilot-In-Training, suggest 3 to 4 battery packs per helicopter.
Charging Station - Bring your charger.
Power Supply - Check with the local Contact Person concerning power options at the field.
Tools - Import to bring your tools to work on your helicopter, such as hex drivers, ball-link pliers, and a digital pitch gauge. Check with the local Contact Person, as you may need to bring your table and chair.
Contact Person - One contact person is responsible for helping with arrangements such as the location, flight stations, work tables, power for chargers, etc. This person also provides us with the names of individuals who will be attending the ALIGN Flight Academy.