What Is a Stage Check in Aviation? All flight school students are required to go through several stage checks throughout their program. Stage checks are used to… By Jill Lehmann
Do You Need Instrument Rating? Instrument rating allows pilots to fly solely using cockpit instruments when there is low visibility in the sky. All commercial… By Jill Lehmann
What Is Vocational Training? Vocational training is a type of education that prepares individuals for a specific and specialized career or trade through hands-on… By Jill Lehmann
Pilot Training Near the Busiest Airport in the World Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the busiest airport in the world for passenger traffic and has been for years.… By Jill Lehmann
Airline Hiring Minimums for 2026 The FAA has minimum requirements all pilots must comply with before working for an airline, but airlines themselves also have… By Jill Lehmann
FAA Night Flight Requirements for Pilots Night flying is one of the most rewarding experiences in aviation. It also comes with a distinct set of regulatory… By Jill Lehmann
Pilot Medical Certificate: Exam, Requirements, and Classes The FAA requires all pilots to hold a valid medical certificate before acting as pilot-in-command or as a required crew… By Jill Lehmann
How Many Hours Can Pilots Work? The FAA sets strict regulations for pilot working hours that limit the number of hours daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly.… By Jill Lehmann
Weather Minimums for Student Pilots Student pilots flying solo must adhere to stricter VFR weather minimums, specifically maintaining visual contact with the ground during training.… By Jill Lehmann
Flight School Student Life: A Day in the Life During Training Are you interested in going to flight school? This guide provides you with a first look at what a day… By Jill Lehmann