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Do You Maintain Your Skills Like You Do Your Plane?
As the old saying goes, “FAR Part 61 tells you how to get your license, and FAR Part 91 tells you how to lose it.” What is always amazing to me is how some pilots can invest so much in their training and certificates, yet fail to keep them
Devin Opfer
TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOURSELF. Hi, my name is Devin. I’m 18 years old and a private pilot currently working on my instrument and commercial ratings with American Flyers. I graduated from Tomball High School in May of 2024 and will be an incoming freshman at Arizona State
Jorge Fragoso
JORGE FRAGOSO IS A DEDICATED AND HARDWORKING INDIVIDUAL currently working as an administrative intern at our Morristown, New Jersey location. Originally from Tijuana, Mexico, Jorge came to the United States with a dream of pursuing a career in aviation. Despite facing numerous challenges and obstacles along the way, Jorge’s
How To Manage Airplane Fuel Efficiency
There are three things in aviation that do a pilot no good: altitude above you, runway behind you, and fuel you don’t have. How then do we ensure that we do have enough fuel and use it safely, effectively, and efficiently? For a safe flight, you must have sufficient
Jacob Harvey
TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOURSELF. I was born and raised in Indiana, but at 16 years old, I moved to Virginia, where I later attended Virginia Commonwealth University. I worked my way up in the roofing business as a sales agent for a business partner back home in