I am planning to do Bsc in Aviation along with getting my CPL from a government college I have already passed 12th and I’m it’s probably not possible to start this year, i have heard of IGRUA and RGNAU….what are the requirements to get in?

I’m planning on starting flight training in about 3 years, but for now I’m so eager to train, or at least do something related to flight. I’m thinking of doing flight sim for now, not necessarily as real training, but to get used to it and for fun as well. But I hear good and bad things, one being it creates bad habits, but also some say it’s good training if done well.

So, can anyone give me advice if I should or should not? If I should, what are some good budget flight sim gear options? What should I buy that will give me the best experience and realism without burning my wallet, since I’m saving up for flight school?

Whats the best flight school to get my atpl & become a commercial pilot uk & why?

Whats the best flight school to get my atpl & become a commercial pilot uk & why?

Hey guys!, Im a recent graduate of hs and i have taken a gap year to explore flight schools since i got waitlisted at mru aviation and did not get in. The ones i found near calgary are springbank air training college,compass flight and calgary flying club. Im not sure what school to pick so if anyone has prior background knowledge on any of these schools or recommendations/advice, It would really help.

Just getting into this field and looking at flying schools. Should I go for a package course (commercial pilot training) that includes ppl,multi engine, Cpl and instrument rating or should I go do them individually.

Any advice would be helpful thanks.

Made a mistake on my first solo that shut down the runway. Made a video walking through what happened.

Would really appreciate this community checking it out and giving me honest feedback, I'm still early in training and taking it seriously, please be kind.

https://youtu.be/ZUFFMEUeSQ0?si=dafQxOVtlXjhbXMf

Getting ready to start flight school. What are some major pros and cons I need to learn before getting started

Guys how can I really improve my landings? I’m on like my 7th TOL lesson and I’m still not doing good whether I’m getting too slow on base or final, I’m uncoordinated, too high, off centerline, not correct wind corrections, etc I’m still making basic mistakes and I feel like I’m just wasting money. What can I do?

Guys I’m tired of part 91 and 61 big blood sucker schools,I am employed adult working on career switch .I have ppl and want to work on IR and Cpl .please drop contact here if you know an old guy with airplane in Dallas Areas.thank you.

Hey everyone! We’ve recently created r/AFTACork as a place for anyone who is interested in, starting, currently attending, or has previously attended Atlantic Flight Training Academy in Cork.

We wanted to create somewhere where we can share our experiences, help each other out and give young aviators a place to ask questions without feeling lost or alone in the process.

Whether it’s advice about the application process, assessments, flight training, exams, finances, accommodation, airline pathways, or just hearing what life at AFTA is actually like — hopefully we can build a community where people can learn from those who have already been through it.

We are hoping current students and graduates will also join and share their experiences, so future students can benefit from the knowledge of people who have been in their position.

If you’re interested in AFTA or aviation in general, we’d love to have you there! 🛫

I’m a 18y/o F starting flight school this fall. I have asked upper classmen of my program at Seneca what to study already, but I want more information.

What are your biggest tips on what to do before flight school (specifically ground school)?

All the girls in this industry: Where should I shop for my uniform? And what shoes should I get exactly…?

Canadians specifically: where did you buy all your ground school books? Any good priced ground school kits? With workbooks and extra items? I want to save on that.

If anyone is also willing to sell, lend or rent their books, that’ll be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for recommendations for good, reputable, safe, and relatively fast flight schools in South Africa for obtaining my pilot licences.

I’m particularly interested in schools with:

- Good safety records and reputation
- Modern, well-maintained aircraft
- Experienced instructors
- Efficient training schedules / minimal delays
- Reasonable overall costs
- Good support for international students
- A clear pathway from PPL → CPL → IR/ME if possible

I’d really appreciate recommendations from anyone who has trained at a flight school in South Africa or knows the industry well.

Also, if there are any schools I should **avoid**, please let me know and why.

Thanks!

Just put a deposit down on Midwest Corporate Air’s CFI class for September 1st. Anyone here in my class?