FLIGHT / GROUND SCHOOL

Passing the FAA written exam............ It’ll have to be done before you can get your pilot certificate but with so much information to absorb, where do you start?

 

There certainly are a lot of resources out there that can help in your learning journey in preparation for your successful completion of the FAA written exam. Just ask Google and you’ll find that suggested studies include everything from FAA books to third-party books and study materials and online ground school courses.

 

Let’s face it, aviation instruction isn’t cheap. We save you money by allowing you to only reach out for instruction on things you feel you need help with. Much of your ground training can be done on your own, without the need to pay for a rigid, formal classroom setting from start to finish. We tailor your ground training to your needs and goals. We informally ‘coach’ our students through the educational process and resources, but also provide instruction on the many new concepts that students may want help with while learning aviation. In short, we only charge for formal instruction, not the coaching.

 

In preparation for the FAA written you’ll need to become familiar with many learning resources. But knowing where to start and how to proceed through the materials can be daunting. We have been through it and have guided others through it.

 

There are also many new concepts in aviation, concepts that our brains sometimes find hard to wrap around that we can help with. You’ll learn about aerodynamics, weather, psychology, navigation, airport operations, aircraft systems, communications, even some physics and more.

 

Don’t worry, it doesn’t all have to be learned the same day and it also doesn’t all have to be remembered forever. We know what you need to know to fly every flight safely and what you’ll likely forget soon after the exam because you won’t need to know it for every flight.

 

People ask why, then, do they have to learn all that tedious information that’s in the thousands of pages of materials if they won’t use it to fly everyday. Well, the knowledge you won’t need for every flight does still need to be learned initially so that you’re exposed to it and know it exists, that way if you do need that knowledge at some point in the future you’ll remember that it exists and that you no longer know it so you'll find a book and get smart on it.

 

We know what needs to be seared to your soul and what you can go lighter on. We also present difficult aviation concepts in easy to grasp ways, helping students progress steadily through the FAA written exam preparation.