What A CFI Wants You To Know

New technology helps, but pilots and instructors should take the postflight feedback process seriously.

In light of recent events, is it time to rethink how much pressure we put on pilots in career programs?

A recent FAA report suggests that these incidents are happening more often. How should you handle it if one happens to you?

When weather or other circumstances force a tough choice, safety should always win over convenience.

There are other ways to fund the pursuit.

In the current landscape, should learners still have to check this box?

Are the time and expense worth it after airline decisions to eliminate degree requirements?

It’s a popular question, but here are four reasons why you might want to do your CFI and CFII part 61.

Finding a partner during flight training can help improve your performance as a pilot, making good use of the way humans learn from each other using mirror neurons and other elements of learning.

If you’re planning to sign up for flight training, you may be handed a virtual reality (VR) headset.