Helicopter Flight Training - Part 141 El Monte Airport
Helicopter Flight Training - Part 61 Brackett Airport
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Universal Air Academy Helicopter Training in Southern California
Was it a Dream? Now, it's Real. Learn to Fly - Helicopters.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Universal Air Academy - Helicopter Pilot License School Promo Video
El Monte Airport Location(Part 141 Operation)
Student Visa(I-20) - Accommodation - Available
Website: http://www.universalairacademy.com/helicopters.html
Tel: 1-626-454-5254
Brackett Airplane Location(Part 61 Operation)
Website: http://www.flyuaa.com
Tel: 1-909-596-9284
email: info@flyuaa.com
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Even more Exciting - Never too late to start. *** Helicopter Flying ***
Ever since you were young, you might have dreamt of flying a helicopter. What does it feel like to fly a helicopter? It's never too late to make a dream come true. Get a flight or two to make it a dream come true. It's Sensation. FLYUAA.com
El monte Location - http://www.universalairacademy.com
Brackett Location - http://www.flyuaa.net
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
New. Flight Training Facility. Coming Soon!
Universal Air Academy Brackett Field Grand Opening is coming soon! If you would like to get information or pre-sign up to enroll, please call send an email to the following address: info@flyuaa.com
Flight Training is available for Helicotpers and Airplanes.
Ground School Lessons for Beginners to advance levels are conducted daily.
We'll keep you posted with all new Universal Air Academy - UAA International - Flight Training made Affordable!
El Monte Airport Location is also in operation. For internatinal students, click here for i-20.
For local customers, click here for pricing.
Flight Training is available for Helicotpers and Airplanes.
Ground School Lessons for Beginners to advance levels are conducted daily.
We'll keep you posted with all new Universal Air Academy - UAA International - Flight Training made Affordable!
El Monte Airport Location is also in operation. For internatinal students, click here for i-20.
For local customers, click here for pricing.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
Hotelicopter!? sweeeeet.
I wonder how much it is for one night? What's the range on this? How many engines? What's the Maximum Gross Weight? What's the cruise speed? What's the OGE(oge) hover for a standard day? Autorotating Hotel? That sounds fun! Is it really real!? Does anybody have any information on this aircraft?
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Go METRO! Go GREEN!
One of our instructor is going to try the Los Angeles Public Transportation Services tomorrow morning to see how good it is! We'll have to see what happens!?
The bus works really good when it comes to coming to El Monte Airport, because the bus stop is right at the entrance for the airport parking lot!
I acctually used it for quite some time because it was so convenient. I lived in Sierra Madre and took the 498 bus that left the supermarket behind the apartment that I was living in and I was able to read a book for a good 20 minutes. Or take a nap for a good 20 minutes. It was much more productive than driving and being able to do nothing for 20 minutes.
The instructor that is going to try the Go Metro tommorow, I think, is coming from the LA Downtown Area. Unexpected ETE and ETA. Good luck!
Flight School in Southern California Los Angeles - El Monte Airport(KEMT)
The bus works really good when it comes to coming to El Monte Airport, because the bus stop is right at the entrance for the airport parking lot!
I acctually used it for quite some time because it was so convenient. I lived in Sierra Madre and took the 498 bus that left the supermarket behind the apartment that I was living in and I was able to read a book for a good 20 minutes. Or take a nap for a good 20 minutes. It was much more productive than driving and being able to do nothing for 20 minutes.
The instructor that is going to try the Go Metro tommorow, I think, is coming from the LA Downtown Area. Unexpected ETE and ETA. Good luck!
Flight School in Southern California Los Angeles - El Monte Airport(KEMT)
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
Guess where I am?
Helicopter Tailrotor Preflight Inspection
One of the most important procedure to follow is the preflight inspection prior to flying. The use of a preflight check list that has been approved by aircraft manufactures and FAA and your flight school will give you a systematic sequence of inspecting the aircraft.We look for a GOOD USE of check list. What is that all about? "Understand the Check List."
It's not just about reading it word for word. Some areas are better to memorize and refer back to it as necessary. Sometimes read a couple of lines ahead and be prepared for the sequence of events that happen much faster than we can read and follow the check list. It's a "Check List." That means that it's only worth it when the pilot knows what he/she is suppose to be doing in the first place, and using it as a reference to MAKE SURE that he/she hasn't left out any of the key points of your operation.
Just using the check list doesn't do any good. You have to have a GOOD USE of check list. Just like any great cooking recipe is worth nothing, unless you know the basics of cooking in the first place, right? The detailed SECRETS of the delicious dish is usually, not on the recipe. Or maybe it is, but doesn't make sense to me...
Friday, April 3, 2009
Sign Up for the Written Test Ground School - The BEST of the BEST Crash Course!
Universal Air Academy: California's Best Flight Training School for Helicopters
Have you not taken your FAA Private Pilot Written Test, yet? Universal Air Academy now presents a fantastic Ground School that will boost your motivation to get the test DONE and PASS the multiple choice Written Test.
What's good about the Course? - The PRICE!!!
UNBELIEVABLE! Almost 90%OFF from the Regular COST !!!
Don't miss out on these classes. If you have put away Private Pilot Training because you weren't treated well at your flight school that you have attended, come to us! We take care of you!
If you have been trying to make your decision on whether or not you want to start Private Pilot Training, give it try with this NO RISK Ground School Sessions! It might help you make your decision.
You can get it all at Universal Air Academy. The Aviation School in California - Los Angeles -El Monte Airport.
Have you not taken your FAA Private Pilot Written Test, yet? Universal Air Academy now presents a fantastic Ground School that will boost your motivation to get the test DONE and PASS the multiple choice Written Test.
What's good about the Course? - The PRICE!!!
UNBELIEVABLE! Almost 90%OFF from the Regular COST !!!
Don't miss out on these classes. If you have put away Private Pilot Training because you weren't treated well at your flight school that you have attended, come to us! We take care of you!
If you have been trying to make your decision on whether or not you want to start Private Pilot Training, give it try with this NO RISK Ground School Sessions! It might help you make your decision.
You can get it all at Universal Air Academy. The Aviation School in California - Los Angeles -El Monte Airport.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Hooked to Helicopters - Addicted to Aviation
http://www.universalairacademy.com/ - Helicopter Flight School: Los Angeles(LA), CA
Helicopter Flying is Addicting. If you are looking for a New Hobby, come try out some Helicopter Flying. Just give us a call at Universal Air Academy in California, El Monte Airport.
Telephone Number: 1-626-454-5254 (Flight School Front Desk)
We provide Flight Training, Ground School, One-on-one Ground Lessons for Helicopters and Airplanes!
Are you new? That's fine! We have many Beginners.
Are you seeking a Career in Aviation? That's fine! We have Professional Certified Flight Instructors that will Guide you towards your Goal in Aviation.
Are you looking for Fun Flying? That's fine! We will teach you both SAFE skills to have lots of FUN!
Helicopters: Universal Air Academy
NOTE: Postings on the this blog is NOT TO BE USED as "instruction" in any way. Operator is NOT RESPONSIBLE for any accident or incident that may occur.
Helicopter Flying is Addicting. If you are looking for a New Hobby, come try out some Helicopter Flying. Just give us a call at Universal Air Academy in California, El Monte Airport.
Telephone Number: 1-626-454-5254 (Flight School Front Desk)
We provide Flight Training, Ground School, One-on-one Ground Lessons for Helicopters and Airplanes!
Are you new? That's fine! We have many Beginners.
Are you seeking a Career in Aviation? That's fine! We have Professional Certified Flight Instructors that will Guide you towards your Goal in Aviation.
Are you looking for Fun Flying? That's fine! We will teach you both SAFE skills to have lots of FUN!
Helicopters: Universal Air Academy
NOTE: Postings on the this blog is NOT TO BE USED as "instruction" in any way. Operator is NOT RESPONSIBLE for any accident or incident that may occur.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Are you a Helicopter Pilot and an Airplane Pilot?
http://www.universalairacademy.com/ - Helicopter Flight School: Los Angeles(LA), CA
One of the best ways to keep yourself out of trouble in Aviation as a Pilot is to learn from other pilot's mistakes. Both Helicopter Instructors and Airplane Instructors at the Flight School here in California, El Monte Airport - Universal Air Academy.
Another way is to build up "Situational Awareness" as a pilot. Here are some great resouces from AOPA where you can go through online courses and refresh or learn new about what to be "aware of" when you are flying. Although EVERYTHING is based on an Airplane Pilot perspective it's still a great tool to be a Better and Safe Pilot, because as Helicopter Pilots, we still do share the same sky and rules and regulations to some extent.
The online course description say that the estimated time to complete a course is about 45 to 60 minutes. To be honest, there is not one that I completed with in those time frames. Is it just me? But at the end of it, it's worth spending the time. You can complete the course partially and get back to work. Get back to the course and go back to sleep. Wake up and if you have about 15 to 30 minutes to continue on with the Online Courses, eventually you can complete the courses.
I think instructors can even benifite from these courses so don't worry if you are a private pilot or a student pilot and you are struggling through the course!
Another way to build up "Situational Awareness" is to try out the Online Courses offered by the FAA SAFETY TEAM - FAAST. There's a lot of reading to do and if you want to pass the final quiz, it may be worth taking notes as you go through the course. Most of them are at no cost, some seem to have cost(something to do with Sporty's). I haven't done any of the non-free courses but the rest were quite interesting. The time frame that you need to finish a course seem to be a little more accurate to me. The courses are geared towards various levels of pilots. You can choose the courses that seem to fit your needs. If you find out that it didn't, you can simply quit that course.
It's worth trying if you have never gone through any of the courses. See what you know and don't know. It will make you a better and safer Pilot.
If you are interested in more links that are interesting for pilots, go to Universal Air Academy's website and scroll down to where we have a couple of interesting links. Do you know who you are talking to when you are calling for a weather briefing? Check it out. Do you know if NOTAM(L) still exists? Check it out. Do you know we Universal Air Academy has the Best Prices and Best Value for Flight Training? Check it out.
http://www.universalairacademy.com/ - Helicopter Flight School: Los Angeles(LA), CA
One of the best ways to keep yourself out of trouble in Aviation as a Pilot is to learn from other pilot's mistakes. Both Helicopter Instructors and Airplane Instructors at the Flight School here in California, El Monte Airport - Universal Air Academy.
Another way is to build up "Situational Awareness" as a pilot. Here are some great resouces from AOPA where you can go through online courses and refresh or learn new about what to be "aware of" when you are flying. Although EVERYTHING is based on an Airplane Pilot perspective it's still a great tool to be a Better and Safe Pilot, because as Helicopter Pilots, we still do share the same sky and rules and regulations to some extent.
The online course description say that the estimated time to complete a course is about 45 to 60 minutes. To be honest, there is not one that I completed with in those time frames. Is it just me? But at the end of it, it's worth spending the time. You can complete the course partially and get back to work. Get back to the course and go back to sleep. Wake up and if you have about 15 to 30 minutes to continue on with the Online Courses, eventually you can complete the courses.
I think instructors can even benifite from these courses so don't worry if you are a private pilot or a student pilot and you are struggling through the course!
Another way to build up "Situational Awareness" is to try out the Online Courses offered by the FAA SAFETY TEAM - FAAST. There's a lot of reading to do and if you want to pass the final quiz, it may be worth taking notes as you go through the course. Most of them are at no cost, some seem to have cost(something to do with Sporty's). I haven't done any of the non-free courses but the rest were quite interesting. The time frame that you need to finish a course seem to be a little more accurate to me. The courses are geared towards various levels of pilots. You can choose the courses that seem to fit your needs. If you find out that it didn't, you can simply quit that course.
It's worth trying if you have never gone through any of the courses. See what you know and don't know. It will make you a better and safer Pilot.
If you are interested in more links that are interesting for pilots, go to Universal Air Academy's website and scroll down to where we have a couple of interesting links. Do you know who you are talking to when you are calling for a weather briefing? Check it out. Do you know if NOTAM(L) still exists? Check it out. Do you know we Universal Air Academy has the Best Prices and Best Value for Flight Training? Check it out.
http://www.universalairacademy.com/ - Helicopter Flight School: Los Angeles(LA), CA
Friday, March 13, 2009
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
That's the way to Go Flying! Garmin 696.
Helicopter School Universal Air Academy
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Congratulations! Danny!
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