Flight Training

The first NAFI Summit brought together an expert’s round of experts in flight training to the table.

The ability to divert safely, meaning to a suitable airport with acceptable weather and sufficient fuel is a skill you will be demonstrating during your pilot career, both in training and on a check ride.

Home to one of the first accredited aviation programs in the United States and boasting one of the largest civilian aircraft fleets in North America, the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences campus in Grand Forks maintains an industry-leading reputation in aerospace education and research.

The GA Type Rating for Airline Pilots course seeks to help flight instructors reintroduce airline pilots to general aviation flying.

Bob Gardner’s 28-year-old book, ‘Say Again, Please’, is an invaluable text for learning what to say, how to say it.

CAE will bring on line two Embraer Phenom 300E full flight simulators that will enter service in 2024 at London-Burgess Hill and Las Vegas’ Harry Reid international airports.

The learner pilot–with checklist in hand—should never be afraid to ask questions.

Six promising learners have been selected for the Sheltair and Avfuel: Future Takes Flight Scholarships. As they embark on unique journeys in the aviation industry, these scholarships will empower their dreams and contribute to the future of aviation.

Mesa Airlines unveiled its new Independent Pilot Development (IPD) program on October 9—offering aspiring pilots a more streamlined approach to building flight time. 

Examining the why and the how of the obsequious tool that is one of the first things a pilot learns is how to use.