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Editorial

Editorial independence is central to Must-Fly.com.

All the articles and editorial content on Must-Fly.com is free of paid promotion. Where an opinion it is that of the writer, freely given. We make a clear separation between paid for content, (advertisements and the like) and editorial content. We will not use paid-for links in articles; any links to suppliers are provided for the reader's information and will have not been paid for by the supplier.

Must-Fly.com WILL NOT accept content for editorial use that has been paid for to promote an opinion, political or other views, products or services. Any writer who attempts to supply paid promotion as editorial will be barred from providing any further content.

In that respect Must-Fly.com will not have 'advertising features'.

Advertising and Sponsorship.  Must-Fly.com accepts advertising but it is solely the responsibility of the advertiser to match their advertisements to our articles; we will not write to meet advertisers expressed desires. We maintain a clear separation between editorial and advertising.

Similarly with sponsors; we will acknowledge their support and show their banners or advertisements. They will have no say in the editorial direction of Must-Fly.com and they will decide on the basis of the editorial content whether they wish to be associated with the site. We will welcome their support on that basis.

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Reviews and Product Tests

From time to time we will conduct reviews of products and services. Books, for example, are often provided free for reviews. We do accept complimentary books, products and services on the basis that the review will be our view and not a promotion. We will express our considered opinion; it may be negative but will not seek to be gratuitously rude.

We We have never found expressing an honest opinion to be a problem with publishers. They still thank us and offer further titles for review. Publishers recognise that honest reviewers are valuable as it makes their reviews more credible and in the long term useful to both reader and publisher.  We are therefore happy to consider books, products and service, even sponsored trips, for review, and opinions will be honestly and freely expressed.

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PROFILE: Helen Krasner

Helen Krasner holds a Commercial Pilot's Licence and Instructor's Rating for helicopters. She worked as a helicopter instructor for several years, instructing for various flying schools on Robinson R22s and R44s. She has also flown a large number of other helicopter types, has a private pilot’s licence for aeroplanes, and has tried flying microlights, gliders, and balloons. 

helen krasner writer and pilot

Helen has been writing professionally for many years and contributes regularly to a number of aviation publications. She was nominated for an Aerospace Journalist of the Year award in 2004, for an article about flying helicopters in Russia. She is also a former Newsletter Editor for the BWPA (British Women Pilots' Association). 

HELEN'S BOOKS

Helen has written a number of books, both traditional print books and ebooks for the Kindle. Most are on flying, though not all. You can find details of all of them in the section on Helen’s Books .   A link to how you can buy each book on Amazon UK is given with each book. If you are in the USA, or prefer to buy from US Amazon, then use the following links…

Print books

The Helicopter Pilot’s Companion: a Manual for Helicopter Enthusiasts
 
Flying Helicopters: a Companion to the PPL(H)
 
Midges, Maps & Muesli: an account of a 5,000 mile walk around the coast of Britain.
 

Kindle ebooks

Collected Articles from Flight Training News 2006-2011:

Learning to Fly Aeroplanes and Helicopters

Flying Aeroplanes and Helicopters: Beyond the PPL
All About Flying Helicopters
Helicopter Flying Instructor Experiences
Collected Rotary Flight Test Articles 2004 – 2011:
Flying Small Helicopters
Flying Popular Helicopters
Flying Historic Helicopters
Flying Unusual Helicopters
Helicopter Flight Instructor Course Diary

My Foreign Flying Adventures

Your First Cat or Kitten: Choosing and Caring for a Feline Friend

Helicopter Pilot Careers

Flying is Fun

Or you can find all of the above on Helen's Page on Amazon