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Why Everyone Should Earn an Instrument Rating

Aidan Johnson / October 3, 2025

The instrument rating is one of the most valuable certifications a pilot can earn. Beyond meeting regulatory requirements, it equips […]

Aidan Johnson / October 3, 2025

Many pilots assume that having an instrument rating means pushing flights into poor weather and flying down to IFR minimums.

Aidan Johnson / October 3, 2025

Flying in a single-pilot environment requires a very different mindset compared to working in a crew environment. Both scenarios demand

VFR flight following is one of the most valuable tools a pilot can use to enhance situational awareness and safety.

Motion sickness is a challenge many new pilots and passengers face. Even experienced aviators are not immune. In fact, both

Motion sickness is a challenge many new pilots and passengers face. Even experienced aviators are not immune. In fact, both

Float flying opens up possibilities that traditional wheel planes can’t. Mark, from Samaritan Aviation, explains the ability to land on

Danni Taylor / September 25, 2025

From pilot to teacher—what it takes, why it matters, and why you’ll never look at right seats the same again.

Danni Taylor / September 25, 2025

Learn what the Commercial Pilot Certificate is, what it lets you do, requirements, and how to train to professional pilot

For Day 17 of the 31-Day Safer Pilot Challenge, Jason shares his top checkride strategy: creating a cross-country wind card.