PilotOutlook today launched Learn to Fly section, an easy-to-navigate Web site offering something for anyone interested in learning to fly, including a free tutorial about getting started.

Whether you've been dreaming about learning to fly, are ready to start, or are already in training, Learn to Fly section has helpful information for all levels. It also features an online database of more than 3,500 flight schools nationwide, most of which offer discounts on introductory flights.

"We want people to know that learning to fly a plane has never been easier and is well within reach of anyone who has the desire," said Rajatl Garg, founder of PilotOutlook.com. "In one easy-to access location, PilotOutlook.com is designed for beginners looking for a new adventure up to veteran pilots who want to enhance their knowledge."

Visitors can use the flight school database to search by state. Many of these flight schools offer low-cost introductory flights starting at around $99.

The PilotOutlook.com Web site answers questions such as:

-- How long does it take to become a pilot?

-- How much does it cost to rent a plane?

-- What are the different types of pilot licenses?

The site offers a wealth of additional information about flying, including:

-- The benefits of flying and potential opportunities for pilots

-- Unique destinations and local events for pilots

-- Expert flight training advice from a pilot

-- Firsthand pilot stories

-- The opportunity to share your own story

-- Educational information for all levels of pilots

You can start by clicking on the following link - http://www.pilotoutlook.com/pilot_training/learn_to_fly

About PilotOutlook.com

PilotOutlook.com was founded in July 2006 and is headquartered in Seattle metro area, city of Bellevue Washington. It is surrounded by magnificent mountain landscape and multiple high-tech companies attracted by unique business-friendly environment.

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