Insider information from a student perspective

PALM DESERT, Calif., Feb. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Sixty percent of prospective pilots who start flight training drop out. They never make it to their private pilot certificate.

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A new ebook, "Learning to Fly an Airplane: Insider information from a student's perspective," seeks to open up the flight training process and help people interested in becoming a pilot get the most value for their time, money, and effort.

This ebook is not about how to fly. Instead, it walks you through each stage of the training process. It warns you of the pitfalls and encourages you when facing unexpected challenges. It provides insider information from firsthand experience.

"As a recent student, I believe you will improve your chances for success if you know more about flight training going in. You'll definitely have more fun and less frustration," said Ted Seastrom, the ebook's author. "This is the book I wish I'd read before taking my first flying lesson."

"Learning to Fly an Airplane" is for anyone who is thinking about becoming a private pilot. It's also for people who want to know how pilots are trained. Those starting on a professional track may benefit in a general way. However, there is no discussion of commercial aviation and its specialized training.

The focus is on flight training in the United States, although many countries use a similar approach. International students who come to the U.S. to receive initial training will find some useful information. However, immigration and related legal requirements are not topics covered in this ebook.

The ebook is sold exclusively through Amazon.com. For more information, go to http://tedseastrom.com/learn.html

Ted Seastrom is a writer, consultant, and private pilot. As a writer, Seastrom creates online informational content for use in advertising, business, public relations, and technical documentation. He works with diverse subject matter for a variety of audiences. As a consultant, Seastrom helps people, businesses, and organizations find new directions, goals, and strategies. He earned his private pilot certificate two years ago and has written a book that explains how to get the most value from flight training for your time, money, and effort. For more information, visit http://www.tedseastrom.com.

Media Contact: Ted Seastrom http://www.tedseastrom.com, 760-285-0263,  tkseastrom@gmail.com

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