Aircraft for beginners?

[redneck]

I think Kabuki was referring more to engine response than anything else. Jets take a while to spool up and slow down. Piston engines respond almost instantly to your input. So, at low speeds, the piston engine is much more forgiving, since you won't have to wait for power after you throttle up if you make a mistake.

[Kabuki]

I think Kabuki was referring more to engine response than anything else. Jets take a while to spool up and slow down. Piston engines respond almost instantly to your input. So, at low speeds, the piston engine is much more forgiving, since you won't have to wait for power after you throttle up if you make a mistake.

Yes, that's exactly what I was trying to say. Thank you for clarifying my mumbo-jumbo.

[timjschong]

Yes, now that I think of it, it does make sense.
Which could also be why they've started making propfans. Though i did hear it was something to do with fuel economy.

[JohnWells]

like i'm a high school student but i have learned about stall somewhere...but not lift

Stall and lift are intimately related. If you don't understand one, you don't understand the other.
https://writemyessay.onl/do-my-project/
Hint: gliders can stall. It's not about the engines.

Though most of the stuff easily available is intended for college undergrads or grad students, a private pilot's license can be earned in the US at 16, so I'm sure you can find something appropriate. Perhaps try the nearest small airport (most have pilot shops).

A friend of mine has undergone CAE Pilot Licensing for Integrated Aviation (ATPL) CAE allows students with little or no experience of flying at Commercial Pilot License (CPL) level with Frozen ATPL and Multi-Engine (ME) Instrument Rating (IR) ) at around 18 months of age and were developed jointly with leading airlines.

[xen_steda]

Hey I would go and grab the Robin dr400 Dauphin (it has a yellow/orange looking livery in the hangar), the JSBSim one, it has autostart and is really fun to fly. The Cessna 172p is a solid beginner plane it should be said.