FLYING TRAINING AT HESTON IS AN INDIVIDUAL MATTER

There are important differemcee in the methods of flyinq training at Heston. From the moment you join the Airwork School you are regarded as the individual pupi1 of a fully-qualified tutor of long experience rather than an a member of a class. Throughout your course of instruction in the air you will receive a personalattention that ensures not only that you thoroughly master the art of flying, but also that you quality for your licenes in the least possible time.

Whila you are laarning to manipulabe an aeroplane proficiently and safely, you will be taught, also individually, a practical way of finding your way in the air.

Instruction is given on tho latest type of training aimraft, The Aero Club Cadet, with alternatives if required. Juat one of the advantages of the Cadet as an instructional type is that traaning cmn continuesatisfactorily in moderately rough weather - a point well worth considering in these winter months.

After you have taken your " A 'Licences, you can continue instruction in aerobatics, blind flying, navigation, etc., in order to qualify lor the commercial pilot's and second-class navigator's licences. All flying equipment can be obtained at the School and there are no entranee fees or subscriptions to be paid.

Telephone Heston 2345 for a flying appointment.