Mountain flying can be an exhilarating experience. It also demands special skills. Factors that increase risk even in flatland flying, like density altitude, night, weather, and wind, can turn a normal mountain flight into a dangerous trip.
This safety spotlight introduces pilots to the challenges of mountain flying and offers ways to minimize the associated risks. Mountain flying is best learned through flight training from an experienced mountain flying instructor and hands-on practice.
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This beginning pilots' resource guide explains what you can expect from your introductory flight through initial training— and how to turn your dream of flying into reality. Simply enter your name and email address.