Matthew Johnston 
The answer to the first question depends on what kind of pilot you want to be. There is, however, a clear pathway for those who are motivated to learn to fly. An essential step in becoming a pilot is understanding that educational learning on the ground is as important as practical training in the air. …
A career as a pilot includes traveling and getting the best views from heights of around 36,000 feet. It has thrills like no other profession. Each day of being a pilot brings new challenges which keep every day fresh and exciting. The chance of meeting new people is also a significant factor, and you may …
Some of the most valuable people in aviation are those who maintain the airplanes. A&P (airframe and powerplant) mechanics and technicians are responsible for certifying each aircraft before each flight, ensuring the safety of all parts – including but not limited to the fuel tank, main body, engine, and landing gear. A&P mechanics are required …
California Aeronautical University (CAU) is excited to announce it will now offer a helicopter flight training degree program at the University’s location at Oxnard Airport in Ventura County. As an alternative to CAU’s current fixed-wing program, the new helicopter program will be offered at the associate’s degree level and is designed for those seeking a …
When beginning your aviation training, it may be surprising to learn that even those who gain a private pilot certificate are given a type rating. “Single engine piston” is a type of aircraft, and it is a rating on your certificate. As you consider your aviation career, it is important to consider the type rating …
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