Welcome to Chocks Out Aviation

Aviation Hub

This website is a one-stop-shop for pilots, offering a range of resources and tools to enhance their flying experience. From weather reports to training resources and industry news, pilots can find everything they need in one place.

Welcome to Chocks Out Aviation

Aviation Hub

From weather checks to training decks, this website is a pilot’s one-stop-shop for all things aviation.

Pilot Steve MacGordan

Aviation Pioneer

Empowering Pilots with Aviation Knowledge

Our aviation website empowers pilots with valuable knowledge and resources to operate safely and efficiently by staying up-to-date on industry trends and best practices.

Featured Articles

“Fly high with our featured articles!” Our aviation website covers everything from flight training to aviation gear, offering valuable insights for aviation enthusiasts and professionals.

Aviation Topics

Our aviation website features articles covering a wide range of topics, including flight training, pilot career development, aviation safety and regulations, and aviation gear, providing valuable insights and resources for aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike. These articles aim to inform and educate readers on the latest trends and best practices in the industry.

Get the inside scoop on all things aviation with our website’s articles covering flight training, career development, safety, regulations, gear, and more – whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, we’ve got you covered.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

The amount of time it takes to become a pilot varies based on the type of license you’re pursuing, the flight school you choose, and how often you’re able to fly. Generally, it takes between six months and two years to earn a private pilot’s license, and longer to earn a commercial license.
 

The cost of flight training varies based on many factors, including the type of license you’re pursuing, the flight school you choose, and how often you’re able to fly. Generally, it can cost between $5,000 and $15,000 to earn a private pilot’s license, and more to earn a commercial license.

Part 61 flight schools are more flexible, allowing you to train at your own pace. Part 141 flight schools offer a more structured training program.

Ground school is the classroom instruction portion of pilot training, where you learn about aerodynamics, aircraft systems, navigation, and other important topics.