Should you want to pass your PPL, the licence allowing to fly aboard a general aviation plane -which is a simple plane- in the real world, that should usually need a 40-hour training organized into varied steps and lessons. To have a idea about how making that available in your FS, just check that tutorial: . How to Organize One's PPL Training the Closest to The Real World. You may also just scour our tutorials with no need of a direction. The best plane for the PPL training is the Cessna 172, a plane you would fly in any PPL training school in the U.S.A. (you may also get information on what plane is mostly in use in your country for that purpose)
. Basic Pilotage
. General presentation of a GA plane
. The GA Plane Engine
. A GA Plane's Main Gauges in Detail!
. Level Flight, Climbs, Descents, Turns Aboard a GA Plane
. Taking Off and Landing in a GA Plane
. Ground Reference Maneuvers
. The Standard Airport Traffic Pattern
. The Private Pilot's Logbook
. The Steps of a Flight in a GA Plane
. The Concept of Slow Flight
. A Plane's Lights
. The Navigation Flight
. To Navigate Aboard a GA Plane
. The Weather Fronts in the Mid-northern Latitudes (with General Data About the Weather Systems in the Other Regions of the World)
. How to Handle Wind at Landing?
. Airspace Control and Phraseology
. The Altimeter Settings
. Short-Field and Soft/Rough-Field Takeoff And Landing, Turbulent Air Landing
. VFR Rules
. VFR Miscellaneous: Radionav Aids, Advanced Pilotage, Emergencies
. The Miscellaneous Speed Types for A GA Plane
. The Morse Code
. Weight and Balance Calculations For the GA Plane
. Night VFR
. The Cost of Flying a GA Plane