Building flight hours is a critical milestone for anyone aspiring to become a pilot. Whether pursuing a private pilot’s certificate (PPL), a commercial license (CPL), or aiming for a career with a commercial airline, accumulating the right number of flight hours is essential. These hours are not only required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ... Read more

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) carefully designates different types of airspaces based on several critical factors: required safety levels, aircraft traffic density, operational requirements, and both national and public interest. It is imperative for all pilots to understand the different airspace types, and how to navigate through them. Class A Airspace Class A airspace spans ... Read more

A pilot’s job is more than just simply flying a plane and navigating. They are also responsible for ensuring the aircraft is in working order and performing checks before flight to confirm it can fly safely. One of these safety checks is making sure that the weight and balance of the aircraft is within a ... Read more