CSRA Flight Coach

07/01/2026

We’ve launched our webpage! Check it out!

Independent flight instruction in Augusta and the CSRA. Private pilot training, instrument training, flight reviews, and IPCs — training built around you, not a template.

05/31/2026

Turns out it is all sunshine and rainbows. 🌈

05/06/2026

It’s again! This time brought to you by the PA-44 Seminole. The seminole is first multi-engine airplane that a majority of pilots learn to fly.

Have you always wanted to learn to fly? Are you a pilot that wants to improve your skills, or perhaps you’re a bit rusty? Send me a message and let me help you reach your goals.

04/29/2026

It’s and a beautiful day to be in the air!

04/28/2026

There is nothing like experiencing a sunlight from the air and seeing the earth bathed in light as the last seconds of the day fade away.

04/26/2026

The first time above the clouds is magical, my first time gave me a sense of wonder I had never felt before.

Do you want to experience this for the fist time? Or perhaps be more comfortable flying on days that aren’t clear blue sky?

Send me a message and let me help you reach your goals.

05/15/2025

Witnessing a sunset over the lake as I train a CFII student is an experience that injects a small dose of extra joy into my world.

04/27/2025

Another Fantastic show by QuickSilver P-51. Just listen to that Merlin Sing.

04/21/2025

General Aviation is Safer Than Ever – And Training is Leading the Way

Despite recent high-profile accidents, the latest data shows general aviation accident rates continue to decline. What’s driving the improvement? Smarter, more intentional flight training.

AOPA highlights how better instruction, enhanced decision-making skills, and increased focus on safety culture are paying off—big time.

Instructors and pilots—what changes have you seen in training that are making the skies safer?
Let’s talk about what’s working—and how we can keep the momentum going.

Read the full article here: https://aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2025/april/17/ga-safer-than-ever-despite-recent-accidents

Despite recent high-profile crashes, general aviation accidents continue to trend downward in 2025.

04/17/2025

Flying a constant descent ideal a 3:1 or 3 degree glide path, results in the most stable approach. A stable approach gives you the best results while landing, a steeper descent rate increases the chance you become unstable at low altitude, in increases the chance for loss of control.

Remember, the best way to avoid becoming a statsistic is to go-around if something doesn’t seem quite right.

More in the attached article. Happy flying!

GA Safety Enhancement Topic