Courses

Private Pilot Path

lёtchitsa, navigator, pilot

Private Pilot Path Welcome to the world of aviation. You are about to commence on a journey of venture, exploration, and discovery. Throughout history, we have fantasized about achieving the freedom and power of flight. We have looked to the sky, marveled at the birds, and wondered what it must be like to escape the […]

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Global Positioning System (GPS)

RNAV

RNAV (Area Navigation ) Aviation is currently in a transition from ground-based navigation equipment to Global Navigation Satellite System. Nowadays, it is hard to find an airplane that doesn’t include a fully equipped GPS as part of the avionics. Instrument-rated pilots must master the GPS while performing an RNAV approach and be thoroughly familiar with all

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Complex Systems

Complex Systems A complex airplane, by definition, is an aircraft that has retractable landing gear, a constant speed propeller, and flaps. In this course, we will explain how a hydraulic landing gear and a constant speed propeller operate. It is critical for a pilot to have a full understanding of these two systems to fly

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CAX Regulations

CAX Regulations Federal Aviation Regulations affect every aspect of flight. Commercial pilots must become thoroughly familiar with all the regulations affecting commercial operations. This course will cover the most significant Part 61 and 91 regulations that commercial pilots need to know to take advantage of the privilege of being compensated! Course Objectives Become familiar with part

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Environmental and Ice Control System

Environmental and Ice Control System Airplanes with high-altitude performance capabilities permit higher cruising speeds and allow their pilots to avoid many adverse weather situations. However, hazardous physiological conditions are likely to be encountered unless the airplane is equipped with an oxygen or pressurization system. Ice control systems further increase flight safety in the event icing

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Aircraft Performance

background, technology, turbine

Aircraft Performance Performance is a term used to describe the ability of an aircraft to accomplish certain things that make it useful for certain purposes. For example, the ability of an aircraft to land and take off in a very short distance is an important factor to the pilot who operates in and out of

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Flight Instruments

ATC, communication, flying,

Flight Instruments To safely fly any aircraft, a pilot must understand how to interpret and operate all the flight instruments. Also, he needs to be able to recognize any errors or malfunctions of these instruments. This course will explain the pitot-static system, gyroscopic instruments, and the magnetic compass in detail. When a pilot understands how

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Aircraft Systems

propeller, airplane, aircraft

Aircraft Systems Today, the Cessna 172 stands as the most popular airplane ever, with around 43,000 produced, according to Cessna’s numbers, including variants. Cessna became the craft of choice for many flight schools. In this course, we will cover all aircraft systems with a focus on a Cessna 172. As a pilot, you must become

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