When the Learner Is Successful, the CFI Shares the Joy
Acknowledging progress—no matter how small—is essential for building endurance and confidence in the cockpit.
Acknowledging progress—no matter how small—is essential for building endurance and confidence in the cockpit.
Importance of modeling good behavior and being responsible for every pilot trained can’t be understated.
Pilots must know when they need to make a decision and what the options are.
Whether working independently or for a school, keeping more than a logbook just comes with the CFI territory
Piper Seminole crash occurred during the pilot’s first flight in his multiengine training program.
Measure twice, and it’s best if the distance is a bit past 50 nm.
By summer the long-awaited, 111-page update will apply for certifications.
These days lots of pilots have cameras in the cockpit, and it can be a double-edged sword.
They represent two sides of the same coin.
What are the rules for turning your own wrenches?