What A CFI Wants You To Know

A CFI recalls the time she had to provide an emergency flight review for the most famous of pilots in order to save Christmas.

There’s no rule that says you must fly in the clouds, but, if you need to, an instrument rating will allow you to do so legally and safely.

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 reminds us to respect the testing process while pointing out its limitations.

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

Endorsements are not guaranteed for the private pilot check ride applicants showing up unprepared and under-experienced.

Here’s a rundown of what you should consider before buying an aircraft for flight training.

To rent a car in the United States you have to be at least 25 years old, have a valid credit card, and hold a valid driver’s license. After a few minutes of paperwork, and you’re out the door. Renting an airplane is nowhere near that quick or easy—aircraft rental involves a logbook review, an […]

It is not just sharp propeller edges that can hurt you when the engine is off.

NOTAM ignorance does not excuse you from being responsible for their contents.