Are you a young dreamer who’s fascinated by airplanes and the idea of flying? Or maybe you’re a parent of a child who can’t stop talking about becoming a pilot? Either way, starting flight training early is exciting—but it can also raise a lot of questions. To help you navigate the journey, we’ve answered some … Read more
Becoming an airline pilot is a dream for many aviation enthusiasts. But one of the more important things to consider before starting the training process is the age requirement.
Are you ready to start out in a new hobby or career and achieve stunning new heights? Well, finding the right flight school is the first step. And, your success may just hinge on finding an organization that puts you, the student, first. At Inflight Aviation Experts, we believe Flight schools aren’t just places where … Read more
The power of community and connection cannot be underestimated in times of challenge. Throughout flight school, there may be times where you’re pushed to your limits – however, with the right level of support, whether from instructors, flight staff or other students, you’ll have a better chance at navigating these challenges and rising above them. … Read more
A sense of community within an organization can be crucial for success, whether you’re considering applying for flight training classes, the military, college, or a specific job. At Inflight Pilot Training, we understand the importance of building a sense of community, as it creates a safer and more supportive environment for aviators to become their … Read more
Inflight Student Pilot Blog (Debriefing the Experience) My checkride has come and gone. I’m a private pilot but still waiting on my official license to arrive in the mail. I wanted to put together a debrief post of my experience, reviewing the time commitment, costs, and some of my highs and lows from the training … Read more
Inflight Student Pilot Blog (Private Pilot Checkride – The Final Test) Private Pilot: 54.6 Hours The day is finally here. I have been working towards it for five months and today is the day I finally get to demonstrate my knowledge and flying abilities to a FAA Designate Pilot Examiner (DPE) with the hopes of … Read more
Inflight Student Pilot Blog (Doing My Best Jack Kerouac Impression – Solo Cross Countries) Student Pilot: 46.4 Hours My checkride date is rapidly approaching and I am starting to feel a little under the gun with getting all of my required flying in, specifically getting my solo time to the 10 hour mark. Earlier in … Read more
Inflight Student Pilot Blog Student Pilot: 37.2 Hours It is time to change it up and try my hand at some night flying, or as the classic Bob Seger song says time to work on some “night moves”. His definition of night moves might be a little different from how I’m using it. Anyway, … Read more
Inflight Student Pilot Blog Student Pilot: 29.0 Hours I knew I was getting close. My landings were consistently safe, I had completed the required pre-solo written quiz, and I was becoming more capable as an independent pilot, and the next big requirement in my training was to start building solo time. After a … Read more