In this video Laconia Flight Academy flight instructor Mark Donovan answers several frequently asked questions regarding the NH Department of Education's Learn Everywhere program Sky Brightright AviationLaconia Flight Academyademy were approved to issue certificates for credit, towards high school graduation, to students that complete their approved Private Pilot Certificate and/or Instrument Flight Rating courses. Questions addressed include how old does a student need to be, the process of earning a private pilot certificate, how long does it take to get a Private Pilot Certificate, and the required medical and student pilot certificates needed to be officially enrolled in a flight training prog#flighttrainingi#learntoflyt#laconiaflightacademya#flightinstructionc#fly#flightl#aviationation ... See MoreSee Less
LACONIA FLIGHT ACADEMY IS FIRST NEW HAMPSHIRE FLIGHT SCHOOL APPROVED BY NH DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO OFFER HIGH SCHOOL CREDITED FLIGHT TRAINING
New Hampshire Department of Education Approves New Program for High School Students to Earn High School Credit for Flight Training
Gilford, NH (April 1, 2024) – Laconia Flight Academy (LFA)/Sky Bright Aviation (SBA), a leader in quality flight training, is excited to announce that the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) approved application to allow high school students to earn high school credits for pursuing a Private Pilot Certificate and/or Instrument Flight Rating, as part of the state’s “Learn Everywhere” program.
Moreover, LFA/SBA is proud to announce that the NHED also approved Laconia Flight Academy as the first officially authorized New Hampshire flight school to offer high school credited flight training for high school students.
With this approval from the NHED, LFA/SBA is authorized to issue certificates for credit, towards high school graduation, to students that complete their approved “Learn Everywhere” Private Pilot Certificate and/or Instrument Flight Rating courses.
“Working to earn a private pilot license can be very time consuming and only a couple of New Hampshire high schools and Career & Technical Centers have any type of aviation career training,” said Lee Avery, owner of Laconia Flight Academy. “The New Hampshire’s Department of Education “Learn Everywhere” program allows students to earn high school credit for learning they do outside of the traditional school classroom. If you are a New Hampshire high school student working on your Private Pilot Certificate, and your flight academy/school has been approved by the New Hampshire Department of Education, as Laconia Flight Academy has, you can earn from 1/2 elective credit (ground school only) to 2 elective credits (PPL with an Instrument rating) toward high school graduation.”
“This is a fantastic opportunity for New Hampshire students interested in pursuing a career in aviation,” said Dan Caron, Education Officer for WinnAero, a Laconia, New Hampshire based non-profit organization that runs the STEM/Aviation based “ACE Academy” summer camps for elementary through high school age students. “The decision by the Department of Education to approve this “Learn Everywhere” aviation program provides a path forward for our ACE Academy graduates that want to continue their aviation education and career goals.”
New Hampshire high school students interested in pursuing credit for flight training are encouraged to contact Laconia Flight Academy at (603) 528-6818 or visit our website at www.laconiaflightacademy.com. Our next hybrid In-person/Online Private Pilot Ground School course starts May 20, 2024. ... See MoreSee Less
In this video LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan shows how to do Normal, Short, and Soft Field Takeoffs and Landings, and Go-Arounds, in a Piper Warrior. ... See MoreSee Less
In this video LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan demonstrates how to do Wheeled and 3 Point Tailwheel landings in his Piper Super Cub. He also flies north, towards the Sandwich and White Mountain ranges, to do a little sight seeing. Lastly, he takes a quick look at the ice conditions in the New Hampshire Lakes Region. ... See MoreSee Less
Some inspiration on why you might want to become a pilot, and do some flying in Alaska. LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan has had the opportunity to fly with the gentleman in this video, up in AK and on the Knik River, where Lake George is. ... See MoreSee Less
In this video LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan demonstrates, using the Redbird Full Motion Simulator, how to perform slow flight and Power Off Stalls, and then recover from them. Always work with a CFI when learning how to do Slow Flight and Power Off Stalls, and other flight maneuvers. ... See MoreSee Less
In this video Laconia Flight Academy flight instructor Mark Donovan answers several frequently asked questions regarding the NH Department of Education's Learn Everywhere program Sky Brightright AviationLaconia Flight Academyademy were approved to issue certificates for credit, towards high school graduation, to students that complete their approved Private Pilot Certificate and/or Instrument Flight Rating courses. Questions addressed include how old does a student need to be, the process of earning a private pilot certificate, how long does it take to get a Private Pilot Certificate, and the required medical and student pilot certificates needed to be officially enrolled in a flight training prog#flighttrainingi#learntoflyt#laconiaflightacademya#flightinstructionc#fly #flightl#aviationation ... See MoreSee Less
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LACONIA FLIGHT ACADEMY IS FIRST NEW HAMPSHIRE FLIGHT SCHOOL APPROVED BY NH DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO OFFER HIGH SCHOOL CREDITED FLIGHT TRAINING
New Hampshire Department of Education Approves New Program for High School Students to Earn High School Credit for Flight Training
Gilford, NH (April 1, 2024) – Laconia Flight Academy (LFA)/Sky Bright Aviation (SBA), a leader in quality flight training, is excited to announce that the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) approved application to allow high school students to earn high school credits for pursuing a Private Pilot Certificate and/or Instrument Flight Rating, as part of the state’s “Learn Everywhere” program.
Moreover, LFA/SBA is proud to announce that the NHED also approved Laconia Flight Academy as the first officially authorized New Hampshire flight school to offer high school credited flight training for high school students.
With this approval from the NHED, LFA/SBA is authorized to issue certificates for credit, towards high school graduation, to students that complete their approved “Learn Everywhere” Private Pilot Certificate and/or Instrument Flight Rating courses.
“Working to earn a private pilot license can be very time consuming and only a couple of New Hampshire high schools and Career & Technical Centers have any type of aviation career training,” said Lee Avery, owner of Laconia Flight Academy. “The New Hampshire’s Department of Education “Learn Everywhere” program allows students to earn high school credit for learning they do outside of the traditional school classroom. If you are a New Hampshire high school student working on your Private Pilot Certificate, and your flight academy/school has been approved by the New Hampshire Department of Education, as Laconia Flight Academy has, you can earn from 1/2 elective credit (ground school only) to 2 elective credits (PPL with an Instrument rating) toward high school graduation.”
“This is a fantastic opportunity for New Hampshire students interested in pursuing a career in aviation,” said Dan Caron, Education Officer for WinnAero, a Laconia, New Hampshire based non-profit organization that runs the STEM/Aviation based “ACE Academy” summer camps for elementary through high school age students. “The decision by the Department of Education to approve this “Learn Everywhere” aviation program provides a path forward for our ACE Academy graduates that want to continue their aviation education and career goals.”
New Hampshire high school students interested in pursuing credit for flight training are encouraged to contact Laconia Flight Academy at (603) 528-6818 or visit our website at www.laconiaflightacademy.com. Our next hybrid In-person/Online Private Pilot Ground School course starts May 20, 2024. ... See MoreSee Less
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Flight Instructor Mark Donovan's student, Chris Meeken, makes his first solo flight in this just released video. ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s the last day of the Great Northeast Boatshow in Bedford, NH today. Make sure to stop by our booth if you plan to attend the show so we can answer any questions you may have about learning to fly. #learntofly #laconiaflightacademy #flighttraining #flightsimulator #flightinstruction ... See MoreSee Less
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Make sure and visit Laconia Flight Academy's booth at the Great Northeast Boat Show in Bedford, NH this week#GreatNortheastBoatShowt#laconiaflightacademya#flighttrainingining ... See MoreSee Less
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In this video LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan shows how to do Normal, Short, and Soft Field Takeoffs and Landings, and Go-Arounds, in a Piper Warrior. ... See MoreSee Less
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In this video LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan demonstrates how to do Wheeled and 3 Point Tailwheel landings in his Piper Super Cub. He also flies north, towards the Sandwich and White Mountain ranges, to do a little sight seeing. Lastly, he takes a quick look at the ice conditions in the New Hampshire Lakes Region. ... See MoreSee Less
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Some inspiration on why you might want to become a pilot, and do some flying in Alaska. LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan has had the opportunity to fly with the gentleman in this video, up in AK and on the Knik River, where Lake George is. ... See MoreSee Less
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In this video LFA Flight Instructor Mark Donovan demonstrates, using the Redbird Full Motion Simulator, how to perform slow flight and Power Off Stalls, and then recover from them. Always work with a CFI when learning how to do Slow Flight and Power Off Stalls, and other flight maneuvers. ... See MoreSee Less
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