Comprehensive guidelines ensuring safe, professional flight training operations for students, instructors, and staff members.
Student requirements, instructor standards, and training expectations.
Comprehensive safety protocols and emergency procedures.
Weather requirements for safe flight operations and training.
Response protocols for all emergency situations and scenarios.
Comprehensive guidelines for students and instructors to ensure professional training standards
Students are expected to arrive 15 minutes before scheduled lessons to prepare for flight. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance to avoid cancellation fees.
Payment is due at the time of service. Block time purchases receive discounted rates. All accounts must maintain a positive balance for scheduling.
Students are expected to maintain consistent training schedules and complete assigned study materials between lessons.
All instructors must maintain current certifications and participate in regular standardization training.
Instructors must maintain detailed training records for each student in accordance with FAA requirements.
Our comprehensive safety protocols ensure the highest standards of aviation safety for all operations
Comprehensive pre-flight inspection and preparation procedures for safe operations.
Safety protocols during all phases of flight operations and training.
Essential safety checks after flight completion and aircraft securing.
Every flight begins with thorough safety checks and comprehensive preparation
Strict weather minimums ensure safe training operations under all meteorological conditions
Comprehensive emergency response protocols for all training scenarios and operational situations
Establish best glide speed, select suitable landing area, attempt restart if time permits, declare emergency, execute emergency landing checklist.
Identify source, shut off fuel/electrical as appropriate, use extinguisher if available, land immediately, declare emergency.
Check radios, use alternate frequencies, follow lost comms procedures, squawk 7600, proceed according to IFR or VFR lost comm procedures.
Maintain aircraft control, declare emergency, divert to nearest suitable airport, request medical assistance on ground.
Shut down engine, evacuate aircraft, use fire extinguisher if safe, call emergency services, move to safe distance.
Stop fueling operations, prevent ignition sources, contain spill if possible, notify airport operations, evacuate area if necessary.
Shut down engine immediately, secure aircraft, report incident, do not move propeller, aircraft must be inspected before next flight.
Follow evacuation procedures, proceed to designated assembly area, account for all personnel, call emergency services if needed.
Immediate response protocols for all emergency situations and comprehensive safety coverage
Stay informed about the latest policy changes and operational updates
Updated student solo weather minimums to enhance safety margins during training operations and improve overall safety standards.
New block time purchase options with increased discounts for 20+ hour purchases and improved payment flexibility.
Updated emergency response procedures based on latest FAA recommendations and industry best practices.
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