Flight Schools
Article: Aviation Careers: We’ve Only Just Begun
As a kid in love with flying and all things related to it, I couldn't fathom the idea of getting paid for it.
Article: Expand Your Iceberg
I was a stick-and-rudder pilot with very little knowledge of instrument flying. Steeped in flying wires, tube and fabric, I never thought I'd need or want an instrument rating.
Article: Learning To Fly: All About Priorities
The big secret in aviation is that just about everybody goes into it because it's more fun than should be legally allowed, and not because it's practical. ...
Article: An Old Stalwart Gets New Attention
Scott County Airport (SCX) in Oneida, Tenn., was readying for its ninth annual autumn air show, and vendor trucks and booths were starting to fill the perimeter of the ramp.
Article: Airline Pilots: Coming Up Short
If you ask the average high-school student today about working as an airline pilot, you might get more questions than answers.
Article: Aerospace Careers Outlook
For the first time since the great crash of 2008, we've heard nothing but optimism (though some of it was cautious) during interviews for our annual aerospace careers feature.
Article: Do Something Magical: Learn To Fly
I'm still learning to fly. Even three decades after earning my private pilot certificate at 17, I'm still a student pilot, and I'm okay with it. ...
Article: Pilot Training: Finish What You Started
More people give up on their flight training than complete it.
Article: ATP And MSU: A Partnership For The Future
In the face of a looming pilot shortage that could make past shortages look like mere “blips” on the radar, a creative approach to flight training has been announced. ...
Article: Immerse Yourself!
No rating in aviation carries more mystique and prestige than the instrument rating. Sure, the ATP is a pinnacle of sorts, but for most pilots, the instrument rating is the big jump that separates professional pilots from their more casual brethren....
Article: Training With A Passion
Aerobatic champion, air show superstar, Red Bull racer—Michael Goulian is all of these. But in his day job, if you will, he’s president of Executive Flyers Aviation, a second-generation flight school founded by his father, Myron, in 1964.
Article: Ticket To Ride III
Right after soloing in 860LS, the lovely Flight Design CTLS, I feel light as a cloud. In our
Article: Pilot Career: From Dream To Reality
For the first time in...
Article: Learn To Fly!
Learning how to fly means, among...
Article: Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum
Every day—yes, even...
Article: University of North Dakota/Aerospace
Most aviation insiders feel that the University of North Dakota (UND)/Aerospace is to aviation what Harvard is to law and business, partly because of its technologically advanced...
Article: Jobs and Schools: Accelerated Flight And Instrument Training (AFIT)
For safety’s sake, it’s imperative that people who fly light planes for business or vacation travel hold and use an instrument rating. When flying on a hectic business schedule, for example, it’s...
