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Michal Raudenský, HT of the flying school. He has been flying since 1992. Regarding flying, he started with everything from zero and built his first plane himself so that he could learn to fly. From UL flying through becoming an instructor, pilot, PPL and CPL he got to FI instruction. He is currently an instructor on airplanes and helicopters, a Business Pilot Instructor, MEP, and an Instructor of other Instructors, LAA Helicopter Inspector. This year, 2019, he exceeded 10,000 flying hours.

Successful swap of aircraft via a parachute

Successful swap of aircraft via a parachute

Where the others failed to do, we succeeded. FLY FOR FUN pilots swaps aircrafts using a parachute. It took a lot of work and preparation, but the result was worth it!

Successful swap of aircraft via a parachute
We are starting the ATPL theory course, already 30.5.2022

We are starting the ATPL theory course, already 30.5.2022

Dear pilots. We would like to inform you that on monday 30.05.2022 The next ATPL theory course starts. The course is going to take 6 months and will be done both ONLINE and in the classroom at Sazena airport.

We are starting the ATPL theory course, already 30.5.2022
Occasionally our students write us feedback

Occasionally our students write us feedback

From this feedback we are very, very happy. We are doing our best to make everybody as happy as this gentleman.

Occasionally our students write us feedback
Freezing of carburetors and how to avoid it

Freezing of carburetors and how to avoid it

The freezing of carburetors cannot be completely avoided, but at least you can prevent some of the consequences. So don’t forget about the correct use of heating, so you can all fly through the whole winter.

Freezing of carburetors and how to avoid it
What to do if a helicopter engine fails

What to do if a helicopter engine fails

The second article follows up on the previous one, where I described what to do when the engine fails in the aircraft. The helicopter of course must also be able to fly without an engine. Fortunately, the imagination, that a helicopter “just falls down” if the engine fails,  is not true. A reasonable pilot would probably not enter such a device.

What to do if a helicopter engine fails
What to do if the engine fails during flight

What to do if the engine fails during flight

In the first episode, I want to write about engine failure in an aircraft (helicopter, as there will be a completely specific situation in one of the other episodes). As we fly with more and more reliable engines, most pilots don't even believe that such a situation could happen to them. Unfortunately, even the best serviced and maintained engine can sometimes fail. Wisdom tells us that just because you have done everything to avert a disaster does not mean that you are ready for it.

What to do if the engine fails during flight