How I found out about the scholarship and a general How Do!

I met Stewart Luck of the Build-a-Plane project about 3 or 4 years ago when I stuck my head over the fence to mention I liked his car, we ended up chatting and he took me up to the airfield to introduce me to the boss of the fuel pumps - Mick.

Since then I’ve got to know plenty of people who have instilled an air of enthusiasm into me for this thing we all love - Aviation. Due to this, Stewart got me involved into the young aviators’ day up at Sywell which is now one of the events I really look forward in the aviation calendar. He told me about the scholarship and as flying is what I want to do as a career so I applied. There were a lot of applicants so I was really pleased to be selected. Since then I’ve been busy at Sywell getting stuck in the aviation world, getting to know even more people and finding out how it all works. Ii would like to thank these people for their time as I’ve received loads of have advice and tips about flying and about applying for the RAF which is what I would like to do after this. But back to my flying course.

I thought I would post up my experiences after each lesson so can tell you what I’ve done so you can give me a few pointers. so don't hesitate. Get Commenting!