Other than Flying in Ireland I don't know of any others. I regularly buy some of the UK Aviation magazines such as Pilot, Todays pilot and Flyer. If your a Pilot and fly yourself I find the articles in these magazines very informative and I always learn something from them. Other than that I have ne...

Thank God both Pilots are OK, Please God they will make make a speedy recovery, the pilot is a Gentleman and is based in one of the most welcoming and friendliest airfields in the country.
My heart always sinks when I hear of such news.
Damien.

The CAA NPPL(M) is a Microlight Licence which has been designed specifically for Microlights by the BMAA, both fixed wing and weightshift. The hours required are 25hrs of which 10 must be solo. Of course in reality it takes a little longer. 30 - 45 hours would be the norm. It is an excellent licence...

Hello Whiskey Section, If you are going down the Microlight route, also think about Kernan Aviation, just outside Newry in Co. Armagh. They train on C42's and it is an excellent place to learn. With the new motorway, it's an easy trip of 1 hour 30 mins max from Dublin. You also will have to do less ...

I know Kevin, God bless your ears, thanks also to the Birr Boys for tightening the lock nuts on the exhaust manifold, it's now incorporated into my pre-flight checks, at least every 25 hours from now on. When the engine skipped a beat at 600 ft on climb out, my heart skipped 20 beats and I also sque...

I would just like to take this opportunity to thank all the pilots, club members, and owners of the following airfields which I visited over the weekend for your warm welcomes and hospitality, tea?s and apple tarts . It was a wonderful weekend. The weather forecasters got it all wrong , and for once...