You're nearly finished training for your pilot certificate. The next training objective is the FAA's practical test — often called the flight test, even though it actually consists of two parts: an oral examination and the flight test itself. Before you arrive for your scheduled appointment with a designated pilot examiner, who will administer the test, the regulations require that you spend three hours of flight training in preparation for the test. In addition to that airborne review of your skills, you'll want to make sure your mind is sharp when it comes to all the information you have learned about flying. The resources here are a great place to start.

FAQs Millions of people have learned to fly and they've all had questions along the way. These are the most frequently asked questions with answers and links to more info.		Interactive Courses & Quizzes We've created some entertaining yet highly informative interactive courses to help you understand key topics and short quizzes to test your knowledge.
Flying Skills These are the hands-on (and feet-on) flying skills needed to control an aircraft in a safe, professional manner. From engine start to a landing on a short grass strip with howling crosswinds, it's all here.