The Cessna 172 is the most-sold airplane in the world. It resembles the Cessna 150/152, but has four seats, uses around 9 gal/h and goes about 125 mph or 110 knots @ 3000 feet. Although the handling is slightly heavier on the controls, there are no major differences between these two planes. Many C172 are IFR equipped and can be flown by a single pilot in bad weather conditions. The garmin 1000 glass cockpit has recently been installed with great success.
The Institute
"Computer & Technology"
The "West African Institute of Computer Technology" is known for it's advanced Quality of Training.
It now opens a branch (the first in Liberia) for Computerized Ground Lessons and Simulated Flight Training that will provide the knowledge and skills needed to become a Privat Pilot.
The Flight Training will be performed in the most widely used training airplanes: the Cessna 152/172.
An Aeroclub shall follow.
The Author
Kai Kubel, 49, former German Air Force, worked as a Certified Instrument Flight Instructor/Advanced Ground Instructor in the USA.
He is an Airline Transport Pilot and flies Single & Multiengine Airplanes, Helicopters, Seaplanes and Gliders.
His main question: why did I parachute out of airplanes that were NOT ON FIRE?
