Flight Training News | American Flyers

Learn to Fly

Flying in Winter

By Steven Daun, National Chief Pilot Winter is here and with it comes significant variation in the weather. It is important to note that when we discuss “winter weather” we are not just speaking about it being cold outside. Winter weather encompasses many different topics. For this article, we

Become a Pilot, Learn to Fly, Pilot Courses, Training

Finish What You Started!

By Steven Daun, National Chief Pilot There are 609,000 pilots in the United States. Of those, roughly 80% are “general aviation” pilots. The population of the United States is 327,000,000. When you do the math, you see that pilot’s makeup .19% of the U.S. Population. This means that pilots

About Planes, Flying

Determining Airworthiness for Pilots

By Steven Daun, National Chief Pilot Airworthy… We hear the term every day in aviation, but what does it really mean to pilots? Who is responsible for determining if an aircraft is airworthy? How do we determine if an aircraft is airworthy? An aircraft that is “flyable” is not

Training

American Flyers Group-Centered Learning Academies

American Flyers’ academies are based upon group-centered learning. Each course is made up of a group of students that all have one major thing in common: their love for flying. Students are often taught together in the classroom, providing them with the opportunity of studying together and helping each

Training

Finish Up With Our Airline Academy

Over our 80-year history, we have become known as the ‘Finish-Up Experts’. That’s not a surprise to us, as we have always, and will always continue to cater to the individual looking to complete their private, commercial or instructor license and/or instrument rating. What is a surprise is that

About Planes

Where Does Your Cabin Heat Really Come From

By Rick Farmer It’s February and you just took off from an airport in northern Illinois. Cruising along at 7,500 feet, you start to feel a little nip in the air. You reach over to turn on the cabin heater and presto, both you and your passengers are nice

Learn to Fly

The Art of Landing

By Chris Webb Editor’s Note: Ah, the elusive perfect landing. We have all been there, right? Nice stable approach, airspeed and altitude nailed, no wind and we are lined up with the numbers as precisely as can be. 50 feet, 20 feet, 10 feet, the swish. A small gust

Learn to Fly

An Overview of the Forms of Navigation

By Chris Webb History is full of famous quotes regarding travel, journeys, and destinations. A Chinese proverb once said, “a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step.” Ralph Waldo Emerson was quoted with saying “life is a journey, not a destination.” Both quotes have one thing

Become a Pilot

Investing In Today’s Youth With Principles of Aviation

American Flyers in Scottsdale, Arizona was able to spend the day with Northwest Christian’s physics class. Every year, our goal is to inspire students in aviation and we are proud to say that this was our second year in a row hosting this field trip. During this field-trip, a

Become a Pilot, Pilot Courses

It’s a Great Time To Start A Career As A Professional Pilot

By Andrew Henley “I really want to be a professional pilot; do you think that’s a good idea?” That was the question I asked my high school guidance counselor. He looked at me like I was crazy. He said, “I have no idea, you should go to the local

Academies

Ground School

Custom Programs

SPORT PILOT

Academies

Ground School

Custom Programs

News

Academies

Ground School

Custom Programs

SPORT PILOT

Academies

Ground School

Custom Programs

News

Flying in Winter

Finish What You Started!

Determining Airworthiness for Pilots

American Flyers Group-Centered Learning Academies

Finish Up With Our Airline Academy

Where Does Your Cabin Heat Really Come From

The Art of Landing

An Overview of the Forms of Navigation

Investing In Today’s Youth With Principles of Aviation

It’s a Great Time To Start A Career As A Professional Pilot

800-362-0808

Contact

Live Chat

LOCATIONS

RESOURCES