We are going to cover the full array of aircraft, from the light-sport to the supersonic.
Pilots going for a private pilot license can learn in a light-sport aircraft (LSA) of which there is a number of excellent trainer airplanes, or typically a Cessna 172. The LSA has the advantage of being less expensive to own and operate, but there are less of them around. The typical Cessna 172 is the common aircraft for most flight schools teaching private pilot applicants.
The LSA airplanes will be looked at for both the Microsoft Flight Simulator X and X-Plane programs.
Cessna 172 has its own area because there are good models for both Microsoft Flight Simulator X and X-Plane programs.
Jets will have a separate area. We will cover the Very Light Jet (Cirrus) and the Aerion Supersonic Business Jet for all a full range of personal/business jets.
Next: Flight simulator planes available
