Jonah Norton Hernandez

Structured ground instruction covering aeronautical knowledge, regulations, systems, weather, performance, and scenario-based decision making. Ideal for students preparing for stage checks, checkrides, or needing focused clarification on specific topics.

Can be conducted in person or virtually.

Targeted oral exam preparation designed to identify weak areas and sharpen your readiness for the FAA checkride. Includes mock oral questioning, ACS alignment, and strategy discussion.

Best scheduled within 1–2 weeks of your planned checkride.

A focused flight session simulating checkride conditions. We’ll emphasize ACS standards, task tolerances, and examiner expectations. This is not a pass/fail event—it's a learning tool to refine performance and confidence.

FAA-required flight review including both ground and flight portions. Content is customized based on your flying history, aircraft type, and operational needs.

Must be completed within the preceding 24 calendar months to act as PIC.

An FAA Instrument Proficiency Check conducted in accordance with ACS standards. Includes required tasks based on your instrument currency status and aircraft configuration.

Aircraft and view-limiting devices must be provided by the pilot unless otherwise arranged.

A short consultation to discuss training goals, aircraft access, scheduling availability, or general questions. This is not instruction and does not count toward training time and is free of charge.

Ideal for prospective or returning students before committing to a training plan.

One-on-one flight instruction toward a certificate or rating. Training is conducted under Part 61 and tailored to your experience level and training stage.

Students may provide their own aircraft or use an approved rental aircraft through a local partner. Aircraft rental and fuel are billed separately.