I was introduced to aviation from a very young age. My first flight lesson in a small plane took place before I even learned
to drive. I received my Private Pilot License when I was 17 and have flown over 300 hours since then. Learning to fly is a
large commitment, both in time and expense, but few other pursuits provide the freedom and satisfaction fo flying an airplane.
As a pilot, you must be well-versed in many topics, such as basic aerodynamics, mechanical systems, navigation, and weather.
Shown below is a sample of the weather report available to a pilot at most airports.
Before the computer era, "Raw Data" was the only printed information available