40 Hours (ePub)

From the company who builds, designs, and trains new pilots to fly the ICON A5, discover a realistic approach to becoming a pilot. It can be easy to quit flight training. There is no true halfway point. A finish line isn't always clear. And there's usually not someone motivated to see it all the way through for you.

The FAA requires students to obtain at least 40 hours before earning a private pilot license.

The average student pilot requires twice that much time. 40 Hours explains why this is and how to prevent your flight training from lingering on.

Nyhart runs marketing for ICON Aircraft, a company known for turning aspiring flyers into dynamic pilots. His book provides a realistic approach to flight training; one that allows students to train a few times per week for several months and to not abandon their work or personal life. Combining his experience as a private pilot, with dozens of insights from flight instructors, military pilots, airline pilots, and student pilots, 40 Hours recognizes that a student's passion needs a path and a proven coach. Providing the historical events that helped shape flight training and a humanistic approach as to what makes a student pilot safe and ultimately successful, 40 Hours can make flight training feel tailored to you. Readers will empower their self-confidence, maximize their time and effort, while looking out for their pocketbook.

Your pilot license will have your name, and your name alone, on it. To become a pilot in command, you must first command your flight training. You must make every hour count, in lieu of just counting every hour.

This is 40 Hours.