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If there is one topic that comes up at nearly all of our Flight Instructor Refresher Courses, it might just be the subject of instructor liability. If you freelance, what happens if you or your student has an accident?
Let’s start off with the expected disclaimer, we’re going to discuss ...
Congratulations to all of the successful flight instructors who visited Aviation Solutions this week!
One group (pictured above) renewed their ratings at Aviation Solutions’ flight instructor refresher course in Guelph, Ontario. These dedicated individuals chose to complete a professional development program in order to renew their ratings and offer an even ...
Aviation Solutions would like to extend our congratulations to Flight Instructor Contessa Bishop on receiving the 2017 Chief Flight Instructor’s Award. This national award is presented annually to recognize outstanding flight training educators who have displayed superior professionalism, skill, and dedication. The award recognizes those who contribute in a positive ...
Congratulations to all of the successful flight instructors who renewed their ratings at Aviation Solutions’ most recent flight instructor refresher course in Guelph, Ontario. These dedicated individuals chose to complete a professional development program in order to renew their ratings and offer an even higher level of quality and skill ...
Aviation Solutions is pleased to announce our Flight Instructor Refresher Course schedule for 2018. The schedule includes Guelph courses every 3 months, as well as a Cornwall course in April. Ottawa-Montreal area flight instructors who expire prior to the April course may be able to receive a rating ...
Windshear is quite simply rapidly changing wind... it could be horizontal (such as from a low level jetstream) or vertical (such as from convective weather). The term windshear literally means a “tearing” of the wind as it changes abruptly.
What many pilots cannot easily define though is how much tearing ...