What’s it like to be a pilot?
It’s probably one of the most beautiful and exciting things that anyone can do. It’s exhilarating each time you take off on a new flight. Each day brings a different adventure and…
When did I become a pilot?
I started learning to fly in January 2010. I got my PPL on the 17th of November 2011 after 45 hours of training on the former NPPL. I converted this to an…
How long does it take?
This depends on if you wish to fly “integrated” or “modular”. The modular route with a Flight Training Organisation (FTO) usually takes around 18 months to get a Frozen ATPL. A typical…
How much does it cost?
It depends which type of pilot you wish to be. Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot or Airline pilot? It then completely depends on which route you take, you can expect to pay between…
How many hours experience do I have?
As of January 2023, I have over 375 hours of experience and well over 400 landings. Over 230 of this is on Diamond DA40 G-ZANY. A more detailed logbook is coming soon.
What additional ratings do I have?
In addition to holding a SEP rating which was issued with my PPL, I have a Night Rating and a fully-fledged Instrument Rating. Read more about the journey to getting an Instrument…
When did I get my Instrument Rating?
After many years of dreaming, and many months of hard work during the CORONAVIRUS Pandemic I became a fully Qualified Instrument Rated Pilot on the 21st of July 2021. Read more about…
What aircraft do I currently fly?
I currently fly a Non-Equity; Diamond Star DA40 D – G-ZANY, based at Stapleford Aerodrome, Essex, UK. Read more about this aircraft on the dedicated page.
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