Rusty Pilot Training Program

Feeling rusty in the cockpit? We’ve got you covered. At All Sports Aviation, we offer flight review and refresher training programs designed to help pilots regain confidence and proficiency in the air.

No Checkride Required

Once a pilot, always a pilot. You never have to take another test or worry about another checkride. All you need is a Flight Review (Biennial Flight Review). A little brush-up with your Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), enough flights to demonstrate competence again (minimum one hour), and you’re back in the air.

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Online Ground School via Zoom

Our 1 to 1 online zoom classes are a perfect refresher. It will bring you back up to speed, and ensure that you are ready with all of the conceptual areas covered in a Visual Flight Rules flight review. Work with our instructor on your schedule remotely or come to our office

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Regaining Proficiency

Feeling a bit rusty? Here are several steps you can take to regain confidence and proficiency as a pilot:

Review Ground School Material

Start by refreshing your knowledge of aviation theory, including aerodynamics, weather, navigation, regulations, and aircraft systems. You can use online resources, books, or even enroll in a ground school course if needed.

Flight Simulator Practice

Use a flight simulator program or simulator sessions at a local flight school to practice flying in various scenarios. This can help you regain muscle memory, practice procedures, and improve your decision-making skills.

Take Refresher Lessons

Consider taking refresher lessons with a flight instructor. They can assess your current skills, identify areas for improvement, and provide targeted training to address your specific needs.

Attend Safety Seminars

Attend aviation safety seminars, workshops, or webinars to stay updated on the latest regulations, safety practices, and industry trends. These events can also provide valuable networking opportunities with other pilots and instructors.

Fly Regularly

Once you feel more confident, try to fly regularly to maintain and further develop your skills. Practice different maneuvers, landings, and emergency procedures to stay proficient.

Join a Flying Club

Consider joining All Sports Aviation flying club and join our aviation community where you can connect with other pilots, share experiences, and participate in group activities such as fly-ins or proficiency training events.

Stay Current

Keep your pilot’s license, medical certificate, and any endorsements or ratings current by fulfilling the necessary requirements, such as flight reviews and recurrent training.

Conclusion

By following these steps and staying committed to continuous learning and practice, you can overcome rustiness and become a more confident and proficient pilot.

Ready to get back in the air? Contact us today to schedule your flight review or refresher training session with All Sports Aviation!

Begin your journey back to the skies. 

At All Sports Aviation, we are committed to the highest standards in pilot training. Rekindle your aviation passion with our experienced instructors today.

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(208) 627-6937