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Today, at the 2024 Redbird Migration Flight Training Conference, Redbird Flight (Redbird) released the results of its fourth annual State of Flight Training Survey. The report offers insights into how stakeholders – from prospective students to flight school owners and designated pilot examiners – responded to questions about their motivations, aspirations, challenges, tools, activities, and results related to flight training. It includes a high-level brief and visualizations.
Today, Redbird Flight (Redbird) launched its annual State of Flight Training Survey via the company’s website. Now in its fourth year, the survey aims to gather valuable insights into the health of the flight training industry from a range of stakeholders, including flight training organizations, designated pilot examiners, independent flight instructors, active and lapsed student pilots, prospective student pilots, and active and lapsed pilots.
The company collected responses from over 2,400 flight training organizations, flight instructors, prospective, active, and lapsed student pilots, and active and lapsed pilots.
Today, approximately one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Redbird Flight Simulations released its first annual State of Flight Training Report to help the flight training community identify and analyze industry trends, priorities, strengths, and challenges.
