Approximately 20 percent of pilots in the world were trained in Florida. That puts the Sunshine State solidly in first place as the most popular destination on the planet for aspiring pilots to seek out. That lead in the flight…
Learn to fly, they say. Those who fly often recommend becoming a pilot to enhance the utility and enjoyment of life. They tell us that developing the skills necessary to fly an airplane come into productive use in so many…
The Airmen Certification Standards, commonly known at the “ACS” are a series of documents that define how testing for pilot certificates and ratings is conducted. There are separate documents for the various certificates, ratings and categories of aircraft for which…
What is Accelerated Flight Training? Jan.20, 2016 by Jamie Beckett A term that has come into common usage in recent years seems obvious, but its true meaning remains a mystery to many. It’s easy to remember. It sounds important. Yet,…
Making the decision to enroll in a flight training program is the first step into a career position that can be rewarding on many levels. At some point during that training experience, you may find yourself wondering, how do I…
There is a reason that Florida is the premiere flight training destination in the world. Actually, there are several reasons. All of which cause locals and transients alike to seek out airports, flight schools, and training opportunities in the Sunshine…
Flight School or College, which is the better choice? Historically, in the United States especially, the value of a college degree was undeniable. A degree conferred on its owner a desirable social status. It opened the door to executive positions…
Part 61 or Part 141 Flight Training: What’s the Difference? All flight training falls into one of two categories. These are defined in Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 61 and Part 141. More commonly referred to…
