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VFR vs. IFR: What Every New Pilot Should Know
If you’re starting your flight training, you’ll quickly hear two acronyms over and over: VFR  and IFR . These terms define how  you fly,...
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Weather Basics Every Student Pilot Should Know
Understanding weather is a vital skill for every pilot. Key Areas to Learn: METARs and TAFs (aviation forecasts) Weather minimums for VFR...
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How to Log Time Correctly as a Student Pilot
Logging your hours is key to tracking progress and ensuring you meet FAA requirements. What to Log Total time, dual received, solo time,...
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What to Expect on Your First Checkride
Feeling nervous about your checkride? You're not alone. But preparation makes all the difference. Before the Checkride Your instructor...
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5 Ground School Survival Tips
Ground school can be tough, but with the right approach, you’ll master it like a pro. Here are five tips: 1. Use a Structured Course...
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Nathan’s First Solo Flight: What It Really Feels Like
Nathan had dreamed of flying for years. In July 2025, he took the controls—alone—for the very first time. "I remember lining up on the...
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Every Pilot Starts Somewhere
So, you're thinking about becoming a pilot? Here's how to get started: 1. Take a Discovery Flight This is your first hands-on experience...
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