Hey everyone! Keelan here, and I wanted to touch on a subject that has intrigued me, it's that feeling of uncertainty, and panic almost on the drive to the flight school. Yes. You know that feeling, it's the OH CRAP, I don't know how I was/am supposed to prepare for this next flight. If you’re a student pilot, you’ve probably had this experience. You shut down after a flight knowing something  didn’t quite go right. But by the time you’re back in the car driving home, it’s hard to explain...

Before my first solo last year, I thought confidence was something you had to feel before you flew. I believed you needed to wake up that morning with certainty, calmness, and self-belief before ever touching the controls alone. But it doesn’t work like that. Confidence in aviation rarely shows up ahead of time. It doesn’t tap you on the shoulder during preflight or settle in while you’re doing run-ups. In reality, your true confidence starts the moment your instructor steps out of the...

The ROC-A exam is not difficult. Everything on the exam is taken from the Transport Canada Reference Guide for Private Pilot. The test...