Ralf Gerlich wrote:
> Stuart Buchanan wrote:
> It's also an advantage to learn flying on such an airport - even though
> most of the training takes place on nearby uncontrolled airfields: No
> nervousness when coming to a controlled airfield.
Having had this experience as well (at EDLN) I'd like to second that
this familiarization to dealing with ATC procedures if of great
benefit. In such cases when you simply utilize the aircraft as a medium
of transportation - be it for landing at a bigger airfield, for flying
in some Charlie airspace due to weather conditions or in foreign
countries - you'll feel much easier fulfilling the 'job'.
> > Good luck with your practical exam.
>
> Thank you.
Well done :-)
Martin.
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