Published article!

Posted January 28, 2008 by meinflugbuch
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I’ve written an article for the Mofly newsletter, which Aeroklubben provides for its members, and others, six times a year.

My article will be in the next issue (February 5th) here: http://www.aeroklubben.se/Mofly/Latest.aspx

However, I’ve attached it to this post as a pdf so you’ll have an early exclusive. ;-) (Swedish only unfortunately). It’s a bit shortened because of limited space but you can also read the full article at Flygfyren.nu.

Text and pictures are copyrighted by me. Layout and edit by Mofly.

Mofly Duxford Article

Ktching!

Posted January 22, 2008 by meinflugbuch
Categories: PPL

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The sound of a cash register…but not mine. I’ve just payed the admission for the PPL theory course (including litterature). I feel happy, and slightly less rich.

Cash spent so far: 9900 SEK / 1025 €

Fly me baby

Posted January 21, 2008 by meinflugbuch
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n710091423_7730.jpgAlrighty then, those off you that already have the pleasure of being in my social network, knows that the road to my PPL starts January 30th at Gothenburg City Airport (formerly known as Säve Air Force base). I’ve just been registered as a member of Aeroklubben which is the oldest aviation society in northern Europe. 2008 is even the celebration of their 90th year! The whole point of this blog is to show aviation buffs (and other grounded peeps) the road to freedom, aka becoming a pilot. I’ll try to show my progress as detailed as possible so that upcoming questions can be answered without much fuss. A budget will be calculated accordingly, so that we all know how poor I’ll become (or how much becoming a pilot approx. costs).

The title for this blog – Mein Flugbuch (my logbook) – comes from the memoars of german fighter ace Günther Rall which he wrote in 2004, ISBN 978-3-9807935-8-2. I highly recommend this book for everyone!

You can order a copy here: http://www.neunundzwanzigsechs.de

As you’ve already noticed I’m running this blog at a free hosting site. I chose wordpress as it’s a stable open source blog platform which will easily transfer its content to a separate server, when I have time and strength.

Until then…blue skies!