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5 Tips for Stress Free Long Haul Flights

Posted on May 15, 2025 by Peter Rogers
The world is becoming smaller by the day.Flying long haul to distant locations for business or pleasure is becoming increasingly more popular.There are more aircraft, more airports to fly to and more people ready to spend half a day or more in the air.It's quite simply easier and cheaper than it used to be fly long haul.Unfortunately, the experience of traveling to another side of the world can frequently be a stressful and exhausting affair, especially for the uninitiated or unprepared...

How to Fly Stress Free

Posted on January 2, 2025 by Peter Rogers
If you're one particular individuals who gets consumed with stress by the complete notion of flying then it is time to get a fresh perspective on the artwork of stress free flights.Many people get anxious as it pertains to flights but there are several actions you can take to help make the journey painless even though maybe not enjoyable, at least more bearable.Coming to the AirportFirstly be sure to reach the Airport in the required time...

Fun Things To Do With A Private Pilot License

Posted on May 7, 2024 by Peter Rogers
There are a great number of fun things you can do with a private initial license.Flying is so much fun here are a few ideas of actions you can take once you become a pilot.You can take your own date up just before dark watching the beautiful sunset from the greatest place possible.You dont skip anything and nothing is blocking your own view.It is so romantic to find the suns colors in the sky with your time...

Check For FOD Before You Fly

Posted on April 15, 2024 by Peter Rogers
What exactly is FOD? It is Foreign Object Particles.It is anything that does not belong exactly where it is.For instance, sticks or stones on the ramp around the airplane are thought FOD.Pens or papers within the floor of the airplane also are regarded FOD.Again, anything that is out of location is foreign object debris.Exactly why is this a problem? Debris on the ground across the airplane could get sucked into the propellar and damage the airplane...

Learning to Fly

Posted on March 19, 2024 by Peter Rogers
When we first start learning how to fly, the Knowledge bucket is just as full as we have made it.(Actually, at the start of flight training, the Knowledge bucket may be almost empty!) If we have studied hard, listened and taken notes during all our earth classes, and dedicated most of it into memory, our Knowledge bucket fills up steadily.We can readily understand the bucket filling, and this encourages us to study harder, learn more, and continually fill that bucket...

What Causes Jet Lag?

Posted on November 12, 2022 by Peter Rogers
Jet lag is a common sleep disorder suffered by many millions of travelers every day, whether traveling on business or for pleasure.In a recent survey of international business travelers, seventy four percent of those questioned said that they suffered frequently from jet lag.Jet lag affects individuals of all ages, although its symptoms vary widely from person to person and are inclined to be more acute the older you get...

Do Jet Lag Diets Work?

Posted on October 16, 2022 by Peter Rogers
Perhaps the best know anti jet lag diet is the Argonne Diet, developed at the Argonne National Laboratory in 1982.Through the years thousands of people have downloaded copies of the diet online and it's reputed to have been employed by an impressive list of people including the late President Ronald Regan, the US Secret Service, the CIA and the US Army and Navy.In addition, it's purported to have been employed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Canadian swim team...