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Preparations for your flightFor your trial lesson, some organisations require you to complete a medical self-certification form and/or an insurance waiver form. Then you'll meet your instructor and they'll take you through what is going to happen. This might involve the use of a little aircraft to demonstrate the controls in the three axes (pitch, roll, and yaw), because the first lesson is all about the simple matter of steering the aeroplane and in a few minutes YOU'LL BE DOING IT. At this stage, if you have particular places you'd like to fly over, such as your house, you should mention it to allow it to be planned for. Pre-flight checksSo, off to the aircraft, to go flying!! As part of the lesson, your instructor may take time to do the pre-flight inspection with you. If they do not, don't be alarmed, as it will have been done earlier, and checked after any earlier flights. Strapping inStrapping in is very important. It is unlikely that you will be going for your first flight on a very turbulent day but your instructor will still make sure that you are properly attached, and most aircraft now use inertia-reel systems just like on a family car. Many people ask "where's the parachute?" at this stage, but it is extremely unlikely that you will wear one on this sort of flight - among other things, not many of us even know how to use one. Handling the controls
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