McGill Students' Flying Club: Difference between revisions

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PFD events are organized twice per semester in collaboration with local partner flight schools. The event takes place over a weekend with transportation to and from the airport provided by MSFC.

https://pfdmfc.eventbrite.ca/

If you are interested in flying with us on our next PFD event, just follow this [https://pfdmfc.eventbrite.ca/ link].

===Skydiving===

The Skydiving Division is an inclusive group for learning and experienced skydivers. The division organizes several events for various skill-levels, including tandem-jump events for beginners, indoor wind-tunnel exercises during the winter, and group jumps for licensed individuals. AFF/PFF courses are also offered via a partnership with skydiving schools, leading to the Solo License. Other competency certifications are available as well.

https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/skydiving

More information on the Skydiving Division can be found [https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/skydiving here].

===Ground School===

Ground School is the theoretical/classroom component of your flight training. It is called “ground school” since the other component is the practical or actual flying which takes place in the sky. In order to get a particular pilot license, you need to successfully complete both the theoretical and practical components to earn your license. In a way, it’s similar to getting your driver’s license where you have to pass a written test and then the actual driving test to earn your license, except in this case, the training is much more involved. A Private Pilot License or PPL, will allow you to fly a single-engine prop plane, like a ~~cessna~~ 172, anywhere, with passengers, only during daylight in VFR conditions.

Ground School is the theoretical/classroom component of your flight training. It is called “ground school” since the other component is the practical or actual flying which takes place in the sky. In order to get a particular pilot license, you need to successfully complete both the theoretical and practical components to earn your license. In a way, it’s similar to getting your driver’s license where you have to pass a written test and then the actual driving test to earn your license, except in this case, the training is much more involved. A Private Pilot License or PPL, will allow you to fly a single-engine prop plane, like a Cessna 172, anywhere, with passengers, only during daylight in VFR conditions.

https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/ground-school

More information for ground school and sign ups can be found [https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/ground-school here].

===Gliding===

Gliding have been a part of MSFC's history, in collaboration with the Monstreal Soaring Council.

===Other Activities===

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 PFD events are organized twice per semester in collaboration with local partner flight schools. The event takes place over a weekend with transportation to and from the airport provided by MSFC.
-https://pfdmfc.eventbrite.ca/
+If you are interested in flying with us on our next PFD event, just follow this [https://pfdmfc.eventbrite.ca/ link].
 ===Skydiving===
 The Skydiving Division is an inclusive group for learning and experienced skydivers. The division organizes several events for various skill-levels, including tandem-jump events for beginners, indoor wind-tunnel exercises during the winter, and group jumps for licensed individuals. AFF/PFF courses are also offered via a partnership with skydiving schools, leading to the Solo License. Other competency certifications are available as well.
-https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/skydiving
+More information on the Skydiving Division can be found [https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/skydiving here].
 ===Ground School===
-Ground School is the theoretical/classroom component of your flight training. It is called “ground school” since the other component is the practical or actual flying which takes place in the sky. In order to get a particular pilot license, you need to successfully complete both the theoretical and practical components to earn your license. In a way, it’s similar to getting your driver’s license where you have to pass a written test and then the actual driving test to earn your license, except in this case, the training is much more involved. A Private Pilot License or PPL, will allow you to fly a single-engine prop plane, like a cessna 172, anywhere, with passengers, only during daylight in VFR conditions.
+Ground School is the theoretical/classroom component of your flight training. It is called “ground school” since the other component is the practical or actual flying which takes place in the sky. In order to get a particular pilot license, you need to successfully complete both the theoretical and practical components to earn your license. In a way, it’s similar to getting your driver’s license where you have to pass a written test and then the actual driving test to earn your license, except in this case, the training is much more involved. A Private Pilot License or PPL, will allow you to fly a single-engine prop plane, like a Cessna 172, anywhere, with passengers, only during daylight in VFR conditions.
-https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/ground-school
+More information for ground school and sign ups can be found [https://www.mcgillflyingclub.com/ground-school here].
 ===Gliding===
+Gliding have been a part of MSFC's history, in collaboration with the Monstreal Soaring Council.
 ===Other Activities===