FlightPath

Lesson 1- Introduction to Flight
Lesson 2- Introduction to Cessna 172 (General Information)
Lesson 3- Cockpit Basics (Yoke, Throttle, Flaps, Rudder Pedals)
Lesson 4- The Six Pack (Airspeed Indicator, Attitude Indicator, Altimeter, Turn Coordinator, Heading Indicator, Vertical Speed Indicator)
Lesson 5- Aircraft Systems (Engine, Fuel, Electrical)
Lesson 6- Navigation Equipment (GPS, Radios, Transponder)
Lesson 7- Airport Signs and Markups

Lesson 1- Pre-Flight Checklist
Lesson 2- Starting the Aircraft
Lesson 3- Taxiing
Lesson 4- Takeoff
Lesson 5- Straight and Level Flight
Lesson 6- Climbs, Descents, and Turns
Lesson 7- Landing

Lesson 1- ATC Communications
Lesson 2- Traffic Patterns
Lesson 3- Weather Fundamentals
Lesson 4- Flight Planning
Lesson 5- Crosswind and Poor Visibility
Lesson 6- Emergency Procedures
Final Exam

Not in the traditional “walk into a hangar and fly a plane” sense. FlightPath is an online training and learning platform, but it can simulate real aviation knowledge used in actual pilot education.

No, FlightPath has a built-in simulator on the website, including CapCom instruction. However, it is recommended to practice what you have learned in MSFS 2024 or X-Plane 12 after each lesson.

FlightPath's courses are designed to be self-paced, but most students complete the curriculum in approximately 3 weeks if they do one lesson per day.

It is important to understand that FlightPath is not your complete aviation education. FlightPath is designed to provide you the basic foundation of flying a plane, but you will need some in-person lessons to get a feel for the actual aircraft and to practice your skills in a real cockpit.