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When you are ready to take the initial step toward earning your pilot’s certificate or rating, then Part 61 – The Private Pilot Program at Airlink Flight School is the place to begin. To familiarize you with the terms, Part 61 and Part 141 are part of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), the regulators of all U.S. aviation activity. Each section describes the requirements and regulations needed for you to get your pilot’s certificate or rating, including the details of …
If you are wondering what it would be like to learn to fly, considering all the benefits might help you take the final step toward your dream. Learning to fly is challenging, requiring not only your time but also commitment. Yet, the rewards are limitless and far surpass the benefits of which you are already aware like saving time and enhancing productivity. Whether you long to fly to fulfill your career aspirations or simply dream of flying for the love …
Commercial pilots fly for commercial airlines, but can also fly charter flights, emergency aircraft, rescue flights, and more. As a commercial pilot you will learn not only to operate, control, and fly planes but also how to ensure the weight of the plane you are flying is balanced, communicate with air traffic controllers and other airport personnel, navigate, monitor gauges, and perform emergency procedures. Commercial pilots are required to have a minimum of 1,500 flight hours logged. To become a …
If you have decided Flight School is the next step in your career, you are likely overwhelmed by all the options out there. Flight schools abound, but how do you choose the right one? It is a big decision, one that is vital to your future career success. Even if you’ve been researching prospective flight schools, it is hard to get the answers you need to make the right choice. Let’s explore five crucial issues to consider in choosing the …
Have you ever dreamed of learning to fly? If you ever mentioned the thought of learning to fly, someone has probably told you to head to Florida to complete your training. Why? Generally learning to fly in Florida means more “flyable hours” so you can complete your training more quickly. Plus, could there be a better place to learn to fly than Florida’s incredible Space Coast? Probably not! With the goal of flying in mind, let’s look at the benefits …
