The Following general Guidance information has been prepared by the flight training committee of the national Air Transportation association and Flight Training magazine. It is intended as an aid for anyone interested in learning to fly and for selecting the training organization that will meet the individual's specific needs. Without any aviation experience on which to base your decision, selecting a good school be a formidable task. Aviation is procedural and not well suited to impatience. Whether you're flying or picking a school, making rash hurried decisions can cause dire consequences.
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Make for safe flights. This same procedure can be applied to selecting a good flight school play a large part in today's training market-place, and you should consider earning a degree if you are planning a professional flying career. A plus in seeking a degree is that in many cases you are eligible for financial aid and scholarships that will assist you, not only in your academic endeavors, but in flight training as well. Once you've given some thought to you want, start putting together a list of possible flight schools. Then request all available literature from each.