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Cessna 152

Primarily used for flight training and personal use, this lightweight aircraft is ideal for understanding your engine, getting to know your surroundings, and building flight hours. It is also used for VFR training (Visual Flight Rules). VFR requires a pilot to see outside the cockpit to control the aircraft’s altitude and avoid obstacles. Flying a Cessna 152 is like driving a manual car; it trains the pilot's skill and instinct before moving on to relying on instruments. Although the Cessna 152 is primarily used for VFR training, FlyBest's Cessna 152 is equipped with appropriate instruments for students to learn instrument training.

Cessna 172

While the Cessna 152 sharpens pilots’ skills with a clear vision of their surroundings, the Cessna 172P is used to train pilots to rely on the aircraft’s instruments. In IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) training, students are trained to fly the aircraft with almost zero vision of their surroundings. They will solely rely on the aircraft’s instruments to navigate safely. This skill is essential when pilots are flying at night or in conditions that don’t allow clear vision of the environment.

Piper Seneca PA34-200T

The Piper Seneca PA34-200T is used for Multi-Engine Rating. Multi-Engine rating opens the gates to new and exciting aircraft. Most high-performance and long-range aircraft have more than one engine. This rating provides the knowledge necessary to safely and effectively control a multi-engine aircraft with retractable gear.