North Georgia
Aviation FAQ

It will be more cost-effective if you can plan to fly 3-5 days per week than if you plan to fly only once per week. If you can only fly once per week, it will require additional review due to a loss of familiarity with the material and inevitable weather delays. Additional review does increase the overall cost.

We do offer discovery flights at North Georgia Aviation. Please contact our office at (770) 800-8288. Our Discovery Flight cost is $250.00 plus tax. The Discovery Flight covers a two-hour block of time with one hour in the aircraft and one hour on the ground with the instructor.

We have several highly qualified CFIs on staff. You can see the current roster on the about page.

On your first day of flight training, you will need to bring:

• A Valid Photo ID
• U.S. Passport or U.S. Birth Certificate
• FAA Certifications (Not required if New Student)
• Current FAA Medical (Not required if New Student)
• Copy of Renter’s/Owner’s Insurance (Not required if New Student)
• Please note: on your first day, a Certified Flight Instructor will help you set up your Student Pilot License and help you get an appointment for the required FAA Medical. You will not need renter’s insurance until it’s time for your first solo flight.

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The short answer is “yes”, based on your CFI’s availability. Most students choose to do the bulk of their ground school online. When one-on-one instruction is desired, your CFI will work to accommodate your schedule as best as possible.

Because many of our students have jobs or are working on their degrees, our ground school, Gold Seal, is an online school. Please find their website here: groundschool.com. They are linked to our flight training program at NGAV. This allows students to complete ground training as they are able and at their own convenience. As students progress and are assigned homework, they are not permitted to fly unless the work has been completed to demonstrate their proficiency.

North Georgia Aviation requires a minimum of 24 hours of notice for cancellation for any flight to avoid fees and charges. Rental and Student Pilots are required to keep their scheduled activity unless previously notified by their flight instructor or NGAV dispatcher. Mutually agreed-upon cancellations between the instructor and student pilot (due to weather or lack of aircraft availability) must be communicated directly between the instructor and the pilot.

Pilots wishing to cancel an instructional or rental reservation must notify the assigned flight instructor or NGAV dispatcher 24 hours prior to the scheduled lesson, or the pilot will be considered a no-show. No-shows/Cancellations will be billed 2 hours of instructor time and 1/2 of the scheduled aircraft reserved time at the current billable rate. Students showing up to a lesson unprepared will have their lesson time utilized to finish preparing for the lesson. The time spent finishing preparation will be billed at the instructor’s rate for the type of instruction received.

As noted above, mutually agreed-upon cancellations between the instructor and student pilot must be communicated directly between the instructor and the pilot. At that time, the lesson will be rescheduled for another day.

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