Training for PPL, IFR, CPL, BFR, IPC I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and transitioned my career path to aviation to pursue my long-standing passion for flight. I commenced my flight training in 2020 with Wayman Aviation Academy, now known as Wayman College of Aeronautics, where I successfully completed all phases of training with zero checkride failures. Upon completion, I was hired by Wayman Aviation Academy, gaining professional experience within a structured flight training environment. In addition, I completed advanced training with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in Türkiye, earning my Commercial Multi-Engine Pilot Certificate with a record of zero training or checkride failures. - Flight training is weather-dependent and scheduling may change due to weather, aircraft maintenance, or other safety considerations. Safety is always the top priority. Lessons may be modified or discontinued at the instructor's discretion if conditions are unsafe. Consistent training (2–3 lessons per week) is strongly recommended to maximize progress and reduce overall training time and cost. Students are encouraged to study assigned materials before each lesson to make the most of flight time. Please keep your pilot and medical certificates (if applicable), government-issued photo ID, and logbook with you for each lesson. Electronic devices may be used for training purposes only during ground instruction and as appropriate during flight. If you have any questions or concerns about your progress, please discuss them with your instructor at any time. Training will be conducted in accordance with applicable FAA regulations and the aircraft's operating limitations. Every student learns at a different pace. Completion times vary based on preparation, lesson frequency, proficiency, and weather. Thank you for choosing me as your flight instructor. I look forward to helping you achieve your aviation goals while building the knowledge, skills, and confidence to become a safe and proficient pilot. Fly safe!

Specific Aircraft Access

C172, C152

Home Airport(s)

KHWO – North Perry Airport (HWO), Hollywood, Florida KOPF – Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF), Opa-locka, Florida

Additional Notes

Additional Expenses (Not included): Aircraft rental (wet or dry rate, depending on the rental provider) Fuel (if not included in the aircraft rental) Instructor fee (ground and flight instruction) Headset (if you do not already own one) Books, training materials, and FAA publications EFB subscription (e.g., ForeFlight), if required FAA Knowledge Test fee FAA Medical Certificate examination Practical Test (checkride) examiner fee Aircraft rental for the checkride Pilot supplies (logbook, plotter, E6B, kneeboard, etc.) Airport parking or landing fees, if applicable Policy: Training Policies Scheduling Lessons are scheduled by appointment. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for preparation. Lessons typically include a pre-flight briefing, flight training, and a post-flight debrief. Cancellation Policy Please provide at least 24 hours' notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours' notice may be charged the instructor fee, except in cases of weather, aircraft maintenance, or emergencies. Weather Safety is the highest priority. Training may be delayed or canceled due to adverse weather conditions at the instructor's discretion. Ground instruction may be substituted when appropriate. Payment Payment is due at the completion of each lesson unless other arrangements have been made. Student Responsibilities Students are expected to: Arrive on time and prepared. Complete assigned study material before each lesson. Bring all required documents, including a government-issued photo ID, pilot certificate (if applicable), medical certificate (if applicable), logbook, and headset. Notify the instructor of any changes to medical status or flight eligibility. Safety All training will be conducted in accordance with FAA regulations and safe operating practices. The instructor has the final authority to postpone or discontinue any lesson if safety is a concern. Training Records Students are responsible for maintaining their logbook and personal records. The instructor will provide endorsements only when FAA requirements and proficiency standards have been met. Professional Conduct Mutual respect and professionalism are expected at all times. Students are encouraged to ask questions and communicate any concerns about their training.