We are hiring for a Manager of Operations at our new location in Tallahassee (TLH).
We are hiring for a Manager of Operations at our new location in Tallahassee (TLH).
We are hiring for a flight school office & admissions administrator at our new location in Tallahassee (TLH).
Our finance partner, Stratus Financial, is thrilled to introduce the #FlyToSuccess scholarship program, a $5000 initiative designed to provide aspiring pilots with the financial support they need to embark on their flight training journey.
Sterling Flight Training, a leading Part 141 flight school based in Jacksonville, FL, proudly announces its expansion to Tallahassee with the successful acquisition of Florida Aviation Training Center. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in Sterling Flight Training’s commitment to providing unparalleled aviation education and training opportunities, and expansion of its career pilot training programs and partnerships with Liberty University and Purdue Global University.
If you’ve ever gazed up at a plane streaking across the sky with wonder, this guide is your first step toward turning that wonder into a fulfilling career.
Our alumni have been the backbone of our success, and we want to ensure that our network remains vibrant and thriving. It’s not just about keeping tabs on who’s flying high in the aviation industry, but also about fostering a strong sense of community and mutual support.
We asked our flight instructor Brad Walter, CFI, about his experience and why he loves flying. Read more below!
We understand that achieving your flight training goals can be both exciting and financially demanding. That’s why we’d like to remind you about Sterling Flight’s exclusive Student Referral Program – a unique opportunity for you to not only share your passion for aviation but also earn substantial rewards that can significantly propel your flight training journey.
We asked our flight instructor Regis Garcia, CFI, CFII, about his experience and why he loves flying. Read more below!
Aviation is a highly regulated industry, and pilots are required to meet certain medical standards to ensure the safety of air travel. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States issues different classes of medical certificates for pilots, namely Third Class, Second Class, and First-Class, each with its specific requirements and privileges. In this blog, we will explore the differences between these medical certificates, including their intended use, validity, renewal requirements, application process, and automatic disqualifying medical conditions and medications that could prevent someone from becoming a pilot.