Are You Setting Your Personal Minimums Correctly? Here’s How!
Every pilot learns early on that regulations define the minimum standards for safety, but smart aviators go further by establishing […]
Every pilot learns early on that regulations define the minimum standards for safety, but smart aviators go further by establishing […]
Passing your checkride requires preparation, knowledge, and professionalism. One of the most common reasons pilots fail is not knowing their
One of the hardest skills for a pilot to master isn’t stick and rudder control—it’s decision-making. Knowing when to say
Understanding IFR low enroute charts can feel like learning a new language, especially after mastering VFR sectionals. Jason Schappert of
VFR sectional charts are packed with information, but some symbols and notations can leave even experienced pilots scratching their heads.
Steep turns are one of the most recognizable—and often most challenging—maneuvers in pilot training. In this lesson from Jason Schappert
Holding patterns are a core IFR skill that often confuses pilots. Jason Schappert of MzeroA Online Ground School breaks down
Effective instruction requires more than technical knowledge—it demands adaptability, awareness, and an understanding of how learners think and perform. MzeroA
You’ve got your Part 107 certificate. You’ve planned missions, managed clients, and built a business around precision and safety. You
Landing success doesn’t just happen on short final—it begins much earlier in the traffic pattern. Jason Schappert of MzeroA emphasizes