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It’s important to maintain an up-to-date logbook so you don’t have to repeat training.

Mistakes are part of the learning process. Expect to make some as you learn to fly, or when you pursue additional certificates and/or ratings.

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

It’s important for pilots to keep it legal in the dark.

Whether it’s headsets, tools, or teaching supplies, always get permission first and make sure to give them back.

The new tools streamlines and simplifies accessing NTSB findings and safety recommendations.

From the Wright Flyer to the DC-3—to the first flights in new airplanes today, how we learn makes a difference.

Your relationship with your flight instructor is key. Here’s how to teach your instructor how to teach you and get the most out of your lesson.

An instructor weighs in on who writes what—and where—in a pilot’s logbook.

Flight instructors need to get paid like any other professional.