The First Few Hours of Flight Training
By adopting the presented strategies, flight schools can enhance the learning experience, reduce costs, and help students become proficient pilots more efficiently.
From Cockpit to Courtroom: The CFI’s Guide to FAA Enforcement and the NTSB
Join us to sharpen your instructional practice and become a stronger voice for safety and compliance in general aviation.
Straight Talk About Aviation Safety
The Kings’ insightful talk will reveal the procedures and techniques that can help pilots manage aviation risks effectively.
Why Student Pilots Quit: A Data-Driven Look at Flight Training Attrition
Attendees will gain data-backed insights into which training environments set students up for success, what challenges most frequently derail progress, and how flight schools and instructors can better support the next generation of aviators.
Things That New Instructors Aren’t Taught
Newly certificated flight instructors often complete their training with an ability to pass their checkrides and often little more.
Elevating Safety Through Professionalism
Does safety end when we land, when we reach our destination and put the aircraft back in the hangar? Is safety something we achieve, or is there something more we can do?
Beyond the ACS: Training for Real-World Safety
Attendees will leave with specific training techniques, rooted in what the numbers tell us pilots are getting wrong, that go beyond the ACS to build true safety margins.
Panel: Pilot Health and Wellness
CFIs with clinical expertise will discuss the FAA’s ARC report on Mental Health and Aviation Medical Clearances, highlighting its recommendations.
Death by Deadline
We’ve all heard of “get-there-itis”. We can define it; we’ve experienced it. What about when the “there” is a deadline for a checkride that imposes pressure on the instructor?
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