This allows you to fly a drone for commercial purposes. If you use a drone as part of your work, such as a realtor, or for Social Media ads, you need to take the FAA test. The test has 60 questions and the Commercial Drone course will prepare to for them.

Visit the FAA website for more information. Become a Drone Pilot (faa.gov) Contact us and we can guide you through the process. Having a Commercial drone license should also be tax deductible for your work too. Simply put, you’re officially a professional when you have this license. 

Our 141 online courses give you access to FAA tests without the need for an instructor. The courses prepare you for the questions and if you don’t pass, send us a copy of your report and we’ll refund your course fee. The FAA has specific guidelines for all of their tests. For most, you have to be at least 16 years of age, read, write, and speak the English language. To learn more, such as how much the tests costs, where to take a test, and what materials you need visit the FAA website - Airman Testing (faa.gov)

Instructors are optional. Because our courses are Part 141, you can complete the course and take the exams without an instructor. You also have access to the Modern Flight community board where you can talk to your peers or ask flight instructors questions directly.

Yes, all courses offer either a graduation certificate (FAA Part 141) or a certificate of completion for all other courses. Many colleges and flight schools will give you credit for passed exam.

The courses can save you money in a few simple ways. First, if you decide to start flying you’ll already have the ground school done on your path to becoming a pilot. Flight schools, and many colleges, will give you credit for this course which can be a huge savings. Second, with these courses you don’t have to pay an instructor for ground school, which usually costs over $50/hour. And finally, the courses are better priced (and more fun) than others out there, go ahead do some google searches and check it out.  

These courses give you the chance to explore aviation before starting a career as a pilot. All the courses are from pilots and FAA qualified flight instructors. The 141 courses are FAA approved, and you can learn anywhere, at your own pace.

Let’s not forget the Gaming option! The world of aviation is full of new and exciting technologies, your learning should be too. We add a Gaming element to each stage of the courses which makes the learning more fun, and more “modern”.

Best yet, if you decide this is not for you, stop the course within 30-days (Stage 1 of the course) and we’ll return your money. If you don’t pass the FAA test, we’ll also refund the course fee.  

Decide if you want to do learn as an airplane pilot or a drone pilot. Then take an “Explorer” course. If you like it and want to become a pilot or professional drone operator, we’ll credit the cost of the Explorer course for a 141 FAA approved course. Always start at the beginning, then move forward, onward and upward!  

No airplane or prior experience necessary. Nope.

The courses are based on the FAA, which is the standard everywhere. Aviation is very similar in most every country as aerodynamics and weather theory doesn’t change from country to country. In fact, many of our students are from Asia and Latin America. 

Send us a message anytime, and we’ll contact you directly.

Definitely. Schools and Instructors are always looking for ways for their students to improve. These courses help them, help you. If your instructor has any questions, have them contact us directly and we’ll make sure they see everything you’re learning. The courses are valid for individuals, clubs, flight schools, Part 61 and Part 141.

Aviation is an adventurous world, you’re flying a machine through the skies after all. Most non-aviators see the world of aviation as elusive and expensive. Take an “Explorer course” and see if aviation is for you. Go visit a flight school, you won’t know for sure if the pilot life is for you until you get inside an airplane. We think, being a pilot is cool.

Not sure why, but aviation is not for everyone. If you don’t like it, let us know (before you finish) and we’ll refund your money

Yes, we have a few students that have agreed to this. Be respectful to alumni and we’re pretty sure they’ll give you some feedback to help you make a decision.

There are lots of course and schools out there, some good, some not so good. We encourage you to do some research. Make sure your money is refundable, they have a Part 141 option for at least some courses, and the pricing is comparable. Just do a google search or ask a friend that is a pilot.

You can collect points, play games (gamification) and we are always adding new activities that feel like a video game. 

We try to make them as simple as possible, and clearly show the learning concepts. That said, the 141 courses do require steady learning and focus. We’re here to guide you along your journey. It’s a proud feeling (with bragging rights if you want) to say you’ve learned the knowledge needed to fly an airplane by yourself. 

Stop the course within 30- days or before completing Stage 1, let us know, and we’ll refund the course fee. Simple as that. We do it because we want students to enjoy the course and learn from it. We don’t want you to be part of the aviation community unless you want to. Take an Explorer course first (like Solo Flight) if you’re not sure.

The courses are specifically designed for people interested in aviation but not yet sure. Aviation is growing around the world (even with Covid-19) and we need more pilots. They’re designed by professionals and real-life aviators, we’ve been instructing pilots from  all over the world for over 20 years, we love aviation, technology, and education. Finally, we’ve tried to remove the risk with the refund guarantee.

We started the online courses in 2015, and we started it by becoming a Social Purpose Corporation in Washington, allowing us to focus on have a positive impact rather than just “profit”. The definition of SPC is often summarized as “SPC was designed to provide companies flexibility to pursue charitable and public purpose activities, beyond profit maximization.” Essentially, we’re a social enterprise focused on providing affordable access to aviation, for everyone, everywhere. We donate 25% of profit to environmental causes to counter aviation’s carbon footprint, and plan to provide aviation scholarships in 2022.

Pilots, educators, and coders.

Generally it’s expensive yes, mainly because of fuel costs. However, it is no longer much more expensive than a full college degree in some countries like the US, and 

Yes, and it’s growing again. Here is the Boeing and Airbus outlook. And we think Drones have a very bright future!

The fun way to learn English. Many of the future aviators around the world don’t speak English well enough to be a pilot, this course helps. And for those that just want to learn English, this course covers all the general English too. The main point of the course is to help people learn English in a fun way. This course comes with an English App (My NeoFlight) and English language teachers, we call “coaches”.  

Sure, send us an email, and ask.

No, we were formed for online courses in 2015, and have been training pilots for more than 20 years. In the past, we only provided to flight schools, colleges, and airlines directly but in 2021 we decided to offer the courses to nearly everyone, nearly everywhere.