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SAC has been a leading flight student agency in South Korea, since its establishment in 2008, connecting aspiring pilots with flight schools across the United States. SAC specializes in both advising and training future pilots, offering programs that include flight theory and simulator training. With...
For thousands of people, being a commercial airline pilot is their lifelong dream. They want to soar above the clouds and see interesting places all over the world, all while being paid a high salary for it. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,...
Meet Dan Zagorii, a man whose life has spanned countries, from Ukraine to England, and eventually to the United States. Growing up with a huge interest in the arts, Zagorii’s childhood was anything but ordinary, “I was a boarding school kid,” Zagorii recalls, with a...
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A pilot’s job is more than just simply flying a plane and navigating. They are also responsible for ensuring the aircraft is in working order and performing checks before flight to confirm it can fly safely. One of these safety checks is making sure that...
Before flying, pilots must undergo thorough preflight planning procedures. This includes tasks such as ensuring that their aircraft is prepared to fly, whether that be checking the fuel reserves or the plane’s maintenance history, verifying their flight path with Air Traffic Control, and weather conditions....
Meet Omar Algazar, his eyes were always drawn to the sky. He was captivated by flight, and each time an aircraft flew ahead he looked upwards. Growing up he shared the same passion with his father, who had aspirations of joining the Air Force. His...
Aeronautical decision making (ADM) is defined as the process by which pilots determine what actions are best suited to their specific circumstances based on their current situation. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a pilot’s attitude tends to influence their decision making, and there...
Being a pilot requires more knowledge than simply “knowing how to fly.” Knowing what not to do is a crucial aspect of flying that pilots must be cognizant of, and it is equally important to understand the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) flight rules as it...
Picture soaring in the skies, hands on the yoke of aviation’s most trusted flight training aircraft – the Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Noted as the most successful aircraft in the history of general aviation, it has contributed to turning numerous aviation dreams into reality. This newsletter...