Sporty's Complete Learn To Fly Dvd Course on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
This is a complete 9 disc set of Sporty's Learn to Fly Course. The log book has not been used.
Volume 1 - Your First Few Hours Volume 2 - Practicing Landings Volume 3 - Your First Solo Volume 4 - (Sport Pilot Track) Sport Pilot Performance Volume 5 - (Sport Pilot Track) Your Sport Pilot Test Volume 4 - (Recreational Pilot Track) Your Recreational Pilot Test Volume 5 - (Transition to Private Pilot) Your Dual Cross Countries Volume 6 - Your Solo Cross Countries Volume 7 - Your Private Pilot Test |
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