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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — August 20th, 2026 — AviatorPro, a leading aviation ground school and learning management system (LMS) platform built for career-track flight training, announced today that Team M1, led by prime contractor M1 Support Services® (M1), has been selected by the U.S. Army for the Flight School Next program. AviatorPro is proud to serve as a member of Team M1 in support of the Army's modernized Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) program at Fort Rucker, Alabama.

Learn when FAA rules require supplemental oxygen, how cabin altitude changes the answer, and why smart pilots often use oxygen before the legal minimum.

Learn how to build a complete preflight weather briefing, choose the right briefing type, spot hazards, and make a confident go/no-go decision before flight.

Learn how to find, copy, and report ATIS so you arrive ready for runway, weather, NOTAM, and airport-condition changes before ATC calls at a controlled airport.

The John D Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences at the University of North Dakota (UND), home to one of the largest and most respected collegiate aviation programs in the world, has selected AviatorPro as a supplemental digital learning platform for its flight training curriculum beginning with the 2026–2027 academic year.

AviatorPro and Liberty University are proud to announce a strategic partnership to develop and launch a new FAA Part 147 aviation maintenance training platform designed to modernize how future aircraft maintenance technicians are educated and prepared for the workforce.

Learn when a flight review is required, what it covers, and how to prepare with a CFI before returning confidently and safely to the left seat after time away.

AviatorPro, a next-generation aviation training platform, has received a 2026 FLYING Magazine Editor’s Choice Award, earning the highest score in the Training & Flight Education category.

Learn how to decode PIREPs, spot the details that matter for your route, and use real pilot weather reports to make safer preflight decisions before departure.

Learn how wake turbulence forms, where vortices move, and the practical takeoff, landing, and pattern habits student pilots can use to stay clear.

Before every flight you are legally responsible for confirming your aircraft is airworthy. Here are the ARROW documents and AV1ATE inspections, explained.

Use the Private Pilot ACS to turn checkride prep into a clear plan: knowledge, risk management, flight skills, mock oral practice, and final review.

Learn how student pilots should check FAA NOTAMs before a VFR flight, what to review along the route, and when to ask Flight Service for help.

Learn what student pilots must log, which endorsements matter, and how clean logbook habits protect your solo, checkride, and training progress.

Learn FAA night flying requirements for private pilots, including required training, passenger currency, takeoffs, landings, equipment, and safety prep.

Piper Aircraft announced a new strategic affiliation with AviatorPro at Sun 'n Fun 2026, bringing modern ground school training to the Piper Flight School Alliance as the exclusive ground school partner.

AviatorPro expands into aviation maintenance education with a new FAA Part 147 training program, applying its micro-learning model to the next generation of aviation technicians.

AviatorPro introduces a fully online CFI course built to standardize instructor development for flight schools, universities, and training organizations nationwide.

Learn every step to earning your private pilot license in 2026, from medical certificates and flight hours to written tests and checkride preparation.

Discover the requirements, training, and timeline for earning your instrument rating. Learn why IFR proficiency makes you a safer and more capable pilot.

Compare online and in-person ground school for pilot training. See how flexibility, pass rates, and preparation quality stack up to find the best option for you.

AviatorPro is now available on the Flight Schedule Pro Marketplace, bringing white-label ground school courses directly into the platform flight schools already use.