Category Archives: Learn to Fly
The uncomplicated and complicated parts of flying
Flying has long captured the interest of people around the world. If you’ve always wanted to learn how to fly, now is an excellent time to pursue a new hobby and maybe turn it into a future career. But do you know what learning to fly includes? Many people aren’t aware of the complicated and … Continue reading The uncomplicated and complicated parts of flying
Choosing to become an airline pilot as a career
Are you interested in pilot training? Many people find the idea of becoming an airline pilot an attractive career choice, but don’t know exactly what it involves or how to pursue it. Believe it or not, the technical process of learning to fly a plane and operate all of the controls is not the most … Continue reading Choosing to become an airline pilot as a career
How rewarding is it to learn to fly?
Have you ever been curious about enrolling in a pilot training program? Many people dream about learning to fly, whether as a career choice or a hobby. At Monmouth Executive Airport, we run a premier flight school in NJ where you can pursue your passion, learn all about becoming a pilot, and experience the freedom … Continue reading How rewarding is it to learn to fly?
Life at a Flight School: What it’s Really Like
If you’ve ever thought about attending flight school as a pathway to becoming a pilot, you are probably curious about what the average day at flight school is really like. Many people are curious about flying and dream of turning it into a career, and at Monmouth Executive Airport’s flight school we’re proud to help … Continue reading Life at a Flight School: What it’s Really Like
Making History: The Most Important Moments in Flight
At Monmouth Executive Airport we’re passionate about flying, and we love sharing amazing moments from flight history. Ever since the Wright brothers successfully flew the first aircraft in December of 1903, so many incredible achievements have been made. Here are just a few of the significant moments in flight history: In 1911, Harriet Quimby … Continue reading Making History: The Most Important Moments in Flight