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Practical instruction focused on real understanding.
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Practical self-paced Drone ground school. Real FAA sources. Real operations context.
No memorization theater.
FAA Primary Sources•Practice + Final Exams•Certificate on Completion
A Ground School You Can Trust
FlightPush is an aviation education platform built to support every stage of training. Alongside self-paced ground courses, students have access to integrated study tools, progress tracking, instructor collaboration, and a growing collection of aviation references and resources. It is designed to keep learning, studying, and preparation in one place. Every lesson is written in plain language, grounded in current guidance, and continuously refined through ongoing updates and student feedback.
Everything in One Place
Courses, study tools, resources, and instructor support.
Built to Keep Improving
Refined continuously through current FAA guidance and direct student feedback.
FAA Resource Center
Keep the source material within reach
Search regulations, FAA handbooks, certification standards, the AIM, weather products, and flight-planning references without turning your training into a hunt across disconnected websites.
FAR lookup
Find the current federal aviation regulation by subject and open the live eCFR text.
FAA handbooks
Use the PHAK, weather, instrument, risk-management, and flying handbooks by purpose.
ACS library
Study against the knowledge, risk-management, and skill standards used on practical tests.
Weather sources
Move from weather theory to official observations, forecasts, and advisory products.
For instructors
Keep your student connected to the instruction already happening
Connected instructors can review authorized progress, assign focused follow-up work, and keep their own private notes. Course access and student-data access remain separate permissions.
Current tools
- Student progress and test history
- Lesson-level assignments
- Instructor-private notes
- Roster health filters and CSV reports
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