Iowa Flight Training

To all our supporters and former students of Iowa Flight Training over the past 20 years, we have discontinued regular flight training. If you want to learn to fly in a quality Part 61 program at The Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids (CID), ATD Flight Systems now has 4 Piper Warriors based at CID and is ready to help. Contact [email protected] for more information. Thank you!

Home We are a full-service flight school offering training programs catered to your individual needs. Whether you’re a pilot looking to get in some much-needed flight time, or an aspiring professional pilot in search of a structured FAA approved 141 flight training program, ATD is the place for you. We...

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FAA Drops Expiration Date on CFI Certificate The agency’s new rule aligning flight instructor certificates with other airman certificates goes into effect December 1.

https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2021/may/06/un-funneling-air-travel?utm_source=epilot&utm_medium=email

Un-funneling air travel NASA has proposed using many more of the 5,000-plus general aviation airports in service today to make air travel more efficient and affordable.

At CID for the Iowa game tomorrow.

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Quiz: 6 Questions To See How Much You Know About Fall Weather Good luck!

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Cessna 172 Skyhawk history. From 1956 to present day. What was the 172J? Find out here :) The most produced GA airplane of all time. Cessna 172 Skyhawk history. 1956 to present day. 44,000 built. What was the 172J? You will find out here :) From 1...

August 19th is our day! National Aviation Day
August 19th is National Aviation Day, which is on this coming Monday. This year will be the 80th year of the national day in recognition of Orville Wright’s birthday and a day to celebrate all things aviation. It is in Part 36 of the United States Code and is a day to encourage activates by citizens to promote interest in aviation.
So please, on Monday, and for many days to follow in our lifetime, take the time do a little something to promote, educate and improve aviation. Take the time by introducing someone to aviation by taking a flight or reach out to a local school or youth group to learn about aircraft maintenance. It is also the perfect day to promote yourself within aviation, so please take the time to improve yourself as a pilot or technician. Take the time to learn by taking a small online course/webinar, order a book or video to learn more and improve your safety and knowledge. There are many courses on FAASAFETY.GOV and available through various aviation organizations.
If you work in the aviation profession, this is the perfect day to look back. Remember a mentor that helped you get started in this fine industry. If they are still with us, reach out to them and thank them. If they are not, take the time to remember them, then think of what you can do to be mentor to the next generation.

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Learning to Fly Transforms Your Life This is a story about Henry, my 16 year old student who was having trouble in school, then learned to fly. Flying transformed his life. Listen to Henry's story.

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Senator seeks input from GA pilots What do you think about the proposed National Center for the Advancement of Aviation?