Christian T asked:


I am going to be starting my flying lessons soon and was wondering where I can get financial aid.

What company provides a student loan for a someone who is going to a small FBO. I will be pursuing this for a career so I don’t know if that will make a difference.

I live in Illinois a little south of Chicago if that matters.

Dorothy

Cheryl Bourman asked:


Flight Training

Take the step and have some flight training. What better thing to do than get

Your Pilot License and get behind the Airplanes controls, Navigate and

tour the world. Flying a Plane is a lot easier that you would think and a few

Flying lessons could start you on a path to a rewarding career. Contact your local Flight Training Centre and make arrangements to have a one on one Discussion and a Complementary flight with an accredited Flight Instructor who will answer all your inquires and let you take the controls while on your Complementary Flight to get the feel for flying.

There are a number of Flight Schools, Flight Training Centres and Flight Academies across the country so check them out and find the one that suits your needs.

Many of the Flight Schools specialize in Aviation Lessons such as Commercial Flight Training, Crop Spraying, Helicopter Training Schools, Charted Services as well as Accelerated Flight Training. An Accredited Flying Instructor will be employed at a Flying School who will take you through your Pilot Training and in approximately 100 hours you should achieve your Pilots License.

Your Flight Training can start as young as 13 years of age and should be able to Fly Solo at 16 years.

Take the opportunity to get to your nearest Flight Training School and advance into a Flight Academy and then on to become a Flight Instructor, then the next step could be a Career in Aviation.

Safety in the air is paramount and your Flight School will cover all aspects of safety of the aircraft. This will all be explained to you by your Flight Instructor.

All Airplanes at all Flight Schools and Flight Academies are regularly checked for safety.

You will also be able to join a Flying Club through your Flight School which will cut your learning cost down and also make new friends.

For a lot more information click on the following link:  Best Flight Training



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Cesar M asked:


If I can fly a Cessna 172 in one flight school why need an additional check out at a different flight school to fly the same type of airplane? Everytime I wanna fly somewhere different I need a check out. It’s too costly and time consuming. Doesn’t it make sense to just have a common or universal check out to satisfy all flight schools?

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