Flight instructors need an instructional level of knowledge beyond rote memorization, especially in aeromedical, human factors, and security, along with the adaptability to create tailored, realistic ...

A recent study published in Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors suggests that a flight instructor’s personality and their school’s safety culture are strong predictors of their on-the-job ...

General aviation's stagnant safety record is linked to a decline in the experience and motivation of flight instructors, who often view the role as a temporary stepping stone to airline careers.

Here are some tips to vetting CFIs, understanding insurance, and securing safe training.