by nestnh5_wp | Apr 10, 2020 | Training Topics
Our second Facebook live ground lesson focused on real life long cross country planning and flying. A technical glitch prevented us from including our featured speakers but our marketing director Chris Porter was able to host the talk solo. He spent 5 years flying...
by nestnh5_wp | Apr 3, 2020 | Training Topics
Join Horizon’s Chief Instructor Vicky Kuo as she describes how you can become a pilot, some things to plan for, and what you can do even now to make progress.
by nestnh5_wp | Mar 20, 2019 | Training Topics
The FAA reports that there are 7,000 RNAV (GPS) instrument approaches in the United States. Elements of these approaches are constantly changing, from headings to minimums to landing distances. Maintaining the accuracy of the approach plates for all 7,000 approaches...
by nestnh5_wp | Nov 1, 2018 | Training Topics
Flying in the winter months can deliver some of the most beautiful scenery you’ll ever spot from the air. It also places different demands on how you operate and manage the airplane. With our morning temperatures already hovering around freezing, we want to brush up...
by nestnh5_wp | Oct 9, 2018 | Training Topics
I was taking a medication that was on the list of meds the FAA does not allow pilots to take, so I knew that getting my FAA medical certificate was going to be difficult. The medications I was prescribed helped me, and I could go about my days without thinking too...
by nestnh5_wp | Sep 13, 2018 | Training Topics
Alex became a licensed private pilot on August 24th, six months after beginning his flight training. While this alone is a huge achievement for any aspiring pilot, Alex was able to complete his license in only 42 hours of flying, just two more than the legally...
