What A CFI Wants You To Know

Pilots should make it more than a lunch date and be prepared for the best results.

Speeding up the private pilot plan can be possible but often impractical.

When it comes to logging cross-country distance, measure twice, fly once.

Missed approaches often mean less practice for pilots.

Acronyms, flows, or both can help.

NTSB accident reports back up the importance of aircraft testing in return to service.

Foolish decisions to disregard aviation regulations can definitely introduce a negative trickle-down effect.

It’s vital for pilots to know these risk management skills.

Being capable of diverting to an unfamiliar airport includes learning many potential scenarios.

Believe it or not, some hobbies can apply to aviation skills.