FLIGHT PLANNING COURSE You will learn when to fly and when NOT to fly! More than 1600 pilots attended this course and have a 100% NO ACCIDENT rate.

You will learn how to obtain and evaluate current and 51/2 day forecast North Atlantic weather reports to ensure a safe VFR flight, pilot and aircraft requirements, route planning, communication, navigation, programming your GPS, plan B & C,  position reporting, instrument departure, enroute and approach procedures, a review of fuel requirements, and required emergency survival equipment. How to complete a safe and uneventful flight and where to stay in enthralling Goose Bay & Frobisher/Iqaluit, Canada; Kangerlussuaq/Sonderstrom & Narsarsuaq, Greenland; Keflavik & Reykjavik, Iceland, Vagar in the Faroe Islands; Stornoway, Scotland. Eastbound? Just the opposite. What is the major cause of North Atlantic aircraft accidents? Why did an airline pilot fly a Bonanza up the wrong fjord in Narsarsuaq? Why did another "pro" pilot fly his Brazilia into the glacier 20 miles short of Sonderstrom? Why did a Falcon 10 run out of fuel short of Keflavik? Learn the answers in Ed's informative class. Ed's North Atlantic flight planning workbook is available for $45.00. Call 508 883-3335 to order.

Testimonials and Key Information:

"Thank you for the valuable information... your knowledge, expertise, and hands-on experience made this trip a reality." Paul C. Poulicakos, Goffstown, NH MU-2 "The flight went very well. We found procedures, formalities, and services, etc., to be just as you assured us they would be..." Bruce McCurdy, Tribal Air Communications Piper Aztec "I knew we were in good hands when we checked into Moncton to receive our Atlantic flight clearance. They (the Transport Canada Inspectors) were very complimentary toward your course and made the inspection a snap." George Bush, President, Bush Leasing, Inc. Beech 36 "Your knowledge and experience, from years over the Atlantic, proved to be very valuable in preparing us for the first time oceanic flight." H.L. 'Hal' Hollenbeck, Chief Pilot, Aero Boise Lear 35 (The required NAT track letter of authorization was granted by the FAA upon course completion.) "I wanted to thank you for helping me get my Cessna 208B Caravan across the pond...your training, knowledge and experience made the crossing a breeze." Ed Foster, Missile Aviation

CONTACT ED CARLSON TO LEARN THE RIGHT WAY TO SAFELY FLY YOUR AIRPLANE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC! • One day course taught in Bellingham, MA (or place of your convenience). • Cost is $395 • Workbook is $45.00 (includes US shipping & handling)