Aviation Blog and News

Not only do aviation maintenance checks and inspections keep the flying public safe, they can also help prevent major repairs down the road if discrepancies are found early. Potential problems...

There was quite a buzz in the flight instruction world when the FAA published the Flight Instructor Airman Certification Standards (ACS) over Easter weekend this year. The change from the Practical Test...

Pilots are known for liking speed, whether it’s in an aircraft, motorcycle, or boat. Speed is of great value to aviation. However, when you begin flight training, one of the...

The Instrument Rating is an excellent goal after you’ve completed your Private Pilot training. It’s a requirement if you want to become a flight instructor and for most jobs as...

The Federal Aviation Regulations / Aeronautical Information Manual (FAR/AIM) is the pilot’s bible. A new publication of the FAR/AIM comes out annually with updates and amendments to the procedures. A...

If the airport you’re landing at is reporting 1000’ ceilings or less, but you determine that you can get there safely without entering the clouds, then you can request what...