EAA Chapter 723 • Flight Safety

Flight Advisors

Experienced aviation guidance to help you approach an unfamiliar aircraft, transition training or an important first flight with a safer and more confident plan.

A Safer Path into the Air

Preparation Creates Confidence

EAA Flight Advisors can help you find the right path to get flying efficiently and, most importantly, safely.

The Flight Advisors program develops a corps of experienced volunteers and makes their knowledge available to EAA members who may be preparing to fly an unfamiliar aircraft.

Before the First Flight

Build the Right Flight Plan

Flight Advisors can help you plan a first flight and determine whether transition instruction, additional training or more preparation should be completed before taking the controls.

Experienced Aviation Perspective

Guidance Built Around Your Flight

Every pilot, aircraft and mission is different. Flight Advisor support is focused on helping you evaluate the complete picture before you fly.

01

Experience Review

Consider your flight history, recent experience, ratings and familiarity with the aircraft.

02

Aircraft Transition

Identify differences in handling, performance, systems and operating procedures before flight.

03

Training Needs

Determine whether additional instruction or aircraft-specific preparation may be beneficial.

04

First-Flight Planning

Develop a thoughtful plan for the aircraft’s first flight, including pilot readiness and risk considerations.

Preparation May Support Insurance Options

Members who use the Flight Advisors program may be better prepared when seeking aircraft coverage, including possible first-flight coverage through an appropriate aviation insurance provider. Coverage and qualification remain subject to the insurer’s individual requirements.

Chapter 723 Flight Advisor

Local Experience.
Personal Guidance.

Contact Chapter 723 Flight Advisor Ali Moghaddas to discuss your aircraft, experience and upcoming flight.

Start with a Safer Plan

Prepare for the Flight Before You Leave the Ground

If you are transitioning into an unfamiliar aircraft or preparing for an important first flight, connect with a Flight Advisor early in the process.