Safety Tips From Master CFI's

There are more than 85,000 certified flight instructors in the United States but only about 500 have earned the title of Master Instructor. This is a national accreditation recognized by the FAA, earned through a rigorous process of continued education and peer review. Much like the flight instructor certificate, the Master designation must be renewed every two years. The Master Instructor designation identifies those outstanding aviation educators who have demonstrated the ongoing commitment to excellence, professional growth, and service to the aviation community. Take this tip from a Master—and fly safely.

Two Basic Tips From Master CFI Raymond Brown - Pre-flighting the Aircraft and Maintaining a "Sterile" Cockpit
Safety Tip From Master CFI Arlynn McMahon on Setting Personal Minimums
Master Instructor Tom Gilmore says "Plan Ahead"
Master CFI Tony Palesotti Says "Remove the Variables"
Never Stop Learning, Advises Master CFI David St. George
Safety Tips On Takeoffs and Landings from Jim Behrens
Landing Tip for Pilots of All Experience Levels from Master CFI Nick Schillen
Safety Starts Before You Go by Master CFI Bill Cornick

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