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AOPA Safety Seminar: Loss of Control Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023 | 7 p.m. GA accidents account for the majority of #aviation accidents annually. Most of these accidents can be attributed to the loss of control of an aircraft in flight. In response to this persistent issue, the FAA has begun work to identify safety enhancements that will lower the “loss of control” accident rate across all categories of GA aircraft. Reducing the accident rate is at the forefront of the aviation industry’s agenda. Join us for this AOPA Safety Seminar where you will learn how to recognize potential situations where you could lose control of your aircraft, develop strategies to mitigate these instances, and employ techniques for recovery from loss of control. For your participation, you will receive Knowledge Credit…

Got your private pilot license and interested in taking that next step toward your Instrument rating? Join us as we talk about basic steps toward flying IFR, cost saving ideas, equipment tips and how you're probably closer to your rating than you would think! Intro to Instrument Flying: What you need to know when starting your next rating Tuesday, Nov. 15, 7 p.m. Tennessee Flight Training 801 Hangar Lane, Hangar #7 Nashville, TN 37217 FREE class open to all students who have their PPL or are close to checkride! RSVP to letsfly@TNFlightTraining.com

Learn about investments and tax strategies for pilots at our upcoming event: Financial Planning for Pilots on Monday, November 7, at 7 p.m.! Hear about saving for retirement, college planning, estate planning and securing your financial future. This event is open to all pilots in the Nashville area. RSVP to letsfly@tnflighttraining.com. Guest speaker Joe Creecy is a commercial rated pilot as well as a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor with ClearTrust Wealth Advisors. Joe and his team were recently recognized with being named Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Advisor. Brought to you by Tennessee Flight Training 801 Hangar Lane, Hangar #7 Nashville, TN 37217

Tennessee Flight Training announced a tuition partnership that will make flight training more affordable and allow aspiring pilots from all demographics to reach their aviation goals. In collaboration with Flight Training Finance, pilots-in-training can receive merit-based financing, which enables borrowers to take up to eight lessons for as little as $400 per month. “Too many times we hear of students who have the drive, the grades and the focus needed to become a pilot, but finances become a barrier to their next career. This partnership allows students to come on board with little commitment while providing them the skills to advance to a high-paying job in a short amount of time,” said Chris Erlanson, President of Tennessee Flight Training. Students may apply by visiting https://www.flighttrainingfinancellc.com/tnft/. The commercial aviation industry is…

We know, we know… Aviation is the king of nickel-and-diming everybody to death. It always feels like you need one more tool in order to have a successful flight. However, in our 13+ years of experience, we’ve seen pilots come in and out of our training program with different tips that have been most helpful. Here’s a short list of just FIVE items we’ve seen that help pilots be successful here at Tennessee Flight Training. #1 - A good flight bag. Sounds simple, but a good flight bag can keep you organized and have everything you need in one place. Sure, you can use a cheap backpack, but a quality flight bag keeps everything together nice and tidy with multiple zippers and pouches to organize your aviation tools. We’re big…

Join us for Tennessee Flight Training’s 7th annual Missions Day, Saturday, Oct. 22, at 9 a.m.! You’ll have a chance to meet with representatives from various organizations who will share great opportunities to fly around the world with hope, help and a message. RSVP to letsfly@TNFlightTraining.com

A new pilot training facility is now open at Maury County Regional Airport. Tennessee Flight Training began operations this month and will host a grand opening and open house to welcome the community and provide information on how to launch a career as a pilot. The grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony with elected officials and members of the business community will take place on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 10 a.m. Those interested in learning more about becoming a pilot or taking a facility tour are welcome at Tennessee Flight Training’s open house on Thursday, Oct. 28, from 6 to 8 p.m. The facility is located at 1200 N. Main Street, Hangar 7, in Mt. Pleasant. Tennessee Flight Training is an expansion of one of the nation’s preeminent flight schools –…

Join us for a “meet & greet” with GoJet Airlines on Thursday, June 17, at 12:00 PM. To reserve your spot (including lunch), email rsvp@nashvilleflighttraining.com. Come have lunch with GoJet’s Executive Pilot Recruiters, Captain Tyler Parham and Tamela Hoevel, to learn more about the GoJet team and discuss their unique programs and opportunities!

In celebration of national “Learn to Fly” month in May, Nashville Flight Training is hosting an open house on Monday, May 17, 2021, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Aspiring pilots will have the opportunity to take a tour, meet experienced pilots and instructors, and learn how to get started in the world of aviation. The flight school is located at Nashville International Airport, 801 Hangar Lane, Hangar #7. More information is available at www.NashvilleFlightTraining.com/learntofly. The event is free and open to the public, first-come, first-served with limited capacity. “With major airlines ramping back up to pre-pandemic hiring levels, pilots are extremely in-demand. It’s the perfect time to launch your career in aviation,” said Chris Erlanson, president of Nashville Flight Training. “In addition, financing options are available, making it easy to…

Nashville Flight Training has joined with International Aviation Services (IAS) to offer local student pilots a direct, FAA-approved track to the highest certification in the industry: Airline Transport Pilot (ATP). The partnership enables student pilots enrolled at Nashville Flight Training a path to receive expert ground instruction as well as personal training in a Boeing 737 or Airbus A320 or A330 full-motion Level D simulator at IAS’s facility in Miami. It provides a start-to-finish route for student pilots to gain the experience needed to fly with major airlines worldwide. “The timing of this partnership couldn’t have been more appropriate, given the fact that airlines have restarted hiring at a rapid rate,” said Chris Erlanson, president of Nashville Flight Training. “Local pilots who want to go to the major airlines now…