Aerobatics

The Aerobatics course introduces pilots to the fundamentals of aerobatic flight, focusing on precision, control, and understanding aircraft behavior beyond standard flight envelopes. It is designed to build confidence and skill in maneuvering an aircraft through a variety of aerobatic figures while emphasizing safety and adherence to flight limitations.

The course begins with a detailed overview of the principles of aerobatic flight. You will learn how to interpret and respond to the aerodynamic forces encountered during non-linear and inverted flight. Basic maneuvers such as loops, rolls, spins, and turns are covered in detail, along with the control inputs and recovery techniques required for each.

Special attention is given to aircraft handling and situational awareness, ensuring that students understand how to maintain control and orientation throughout every maneuver. Instruction also includes a review of aircraft limitations, G-force tolerance, and the physiological effects of aerobatic flight on the pilot.

This course is ideal for pilots seeking to expand their flying capabilities, whether for recreational aerobatics, upset recovery training, or as preparation for advanced aerobatic instruction.