First Aviator
Academy USA
One structured pathway from your first lesson to commercial pilot, with instructor ratings to build paid flight time.
Prepare for airline selection with ATP-CTP, MCC and interview coaching.
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Every aircraft follows a strict inspection and maintenance program.
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Official FAA links every student pilot uses, from handbooks and test standards to your medical and certificate applications.
Free official study materials
Checkride standards
Certificate applications
Medical applications
These are the official FAA tools and publications you will use throughout your training. Links open on FAA websites.
Links go to official FAA websites, which may change. Ask your instructor if you cannot find something.
Use the right tool at the right time.
Medical via MedXPress and student pilot certificate via IACRA.
Study the FAA handbooks.
Review FAA testing information.
Prepare with the Airman Certification Standards.
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Support in English and Spanish.
A personal timeline for your goals.
Training around your availability.
Requirements, steps and timeline.
FTSP steps for non-U.S. citizens.
Answers to common questions.
Questions about FAA tools.
Yes. FAA handbooks can be downloaded free from the FAA website.
The FAA’s online system for pilot certificate applications, including your student pilot certificate.
Complete the MedXPress application and visit an FAA Aviation Medical Examiner.
Request information and an advisor will walk you through each step.