The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has imposed some new rules for pilot training, enraging flying instructors and aviation lobby groups. Per the FAA Notification of Policy, instructors who teach in experimental-, primary- and limited-category aircraft must have an exemption called a “letter of deviation authority” (LODA) to conduct the flying lessons. The policy, which went […]
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What’s It Like Being a Pilot During COVID-19?
The COVID-19 pandemic turned our world upside down, and it seems like it’ll be a while before things are truly “back to normal.” You already know how the pandemic affected your daily routine, but you probably don’t know what life is like for pilots right now. This post from your pilot training experts will cover […]
Six Surprising Facts About Dayton’s Aviation History
Orville and Wilbur Wright, better known as the Wright brothers, were two prominent pioneers of aviation. Though they made their first flight just south of Kitty Hawk, NC, their work began years before that and hundreds of miles to the northwest, right here in Dayton, OH. Anyone who’s taken flying lessons or has a surface […]
What’s the Significance of the Thunderbird in Aviation?
When you hear the term “thunderbird,” your mind likely jumps to the luxury car made by the Ford Motor Company in the 1950’s, which the Beach Boys sang about. Or maybe you think about aviation, and the United States Air Force Thunderbirds, which are a demonstration squadron who perform air shows in a similar vein […]
What’s a Good Age to Start Flying Lessons?
Learning to fly can be one of the most exciting experiences in a person’s life. That’s why many young people are eager to start flying lessons right away. However, it’s important to inform yourself of the laws when it comes to age limits and flying. If you’re ready to start flying, it’s important to take […]