What A CFI Wants You To Know

Pilots must know when they need to make a decision and what the options are.

Whether working independently or for a school, keeping more than a logbook just comes with the CFI territory

Checking the level is an important part of the preflight inspection.

Here are some tips for avoiding the training traps.

When the dark sneaks up on you, being aware of what runway lights look like and how to activate them is critically important.

Here’s why those three hours of instrument training are critical for VFR pilots.

The first solo doesn’t come with an hourly metric. It takes as long as it takes.

Shared understanding within a group is often institutional memory, lacks documentation, and is passed down by word of mouth.

A visit to the recent Northwest Aviation Conference & Trade Show is an annual opportunity to make contacts—and memories.

Class B is among the busiest and most complex in the country.