Pilot Training

From the start of pilot training through to advanced pilot certificates and ratings. The pilot training blog includes updates on pilot training, certification, and new training methods. Stay informed on changes in the pilot training industry and what these changes mean for the pilot career. Know about new training programs as pilot employers introduce them.

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Piper Aircraft Introduces Two New Training Airplanes

Piper aircraft announced two new value-priced trainer airplanes at Sun N’ Fun in Lakeland Florida. The company showed off the

Diamond Aircraft Plans To Double Airplane Production

Diamond Aircraft, an airplane manufacturer that builds popular training and general aviation airplanes, has announced plans to double airplane production

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Civil Air Patrol to Offer Flight Training Fund

Civil Air Patrol (CAP) will be using funds designated by the U.S. Air Force to begin a program designed to

Student Pilot Guide

Before you begin flight training, it is important to have a basic understanding of the responsibilities, safety regulations, and issues

FAA Announces Proposed ATP Licensing Changes

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released a new draft Airline Transport Pilot Airman Certification Standards (ATP ACS) and Type

Fedex Commits $2.5 Million in Scholarships for Pilot Training

Fedex has announced that they will provide $2.5 Million to create scholarships to help the next generation of aviation professionals

Pilot Training Pipeline Bottlenecked at Inability to Secure Timely Checkrides

Flight School Association of North America (FSANA) says it continues to receive reports from flight schools that they are being

FlightSafety Offers to Pay for Flight Instructor Training

FlightSafety International has developed an employment/training program where selected individuals can obtain their flight instructor certificates for free. Pilots holding