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Spin Training

Course Info

One-On-One Ground Instruction

Your pre- and post-flight briefings are conducted one-on-one with a senior instructor. You get a complete understanding of spin aerodynamics, entry, and recovery, tailored to your level.

Taught by Senior Instructors Only

This training is conducted exclusively by our Chief Flight Instructor and Assistant Chief Instructor. You're not just meeting a requirement, you're learning from the best in the school.

Flexible Scheduling

Train when it works best for you. Call us after payment to schedule your session, or reach out beforehand if you need to confirm availability.

 

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Understand it. Experience it. Never fear it again.

Spin Training Student CFI CPL

A spin is one of the most misunderstood situations in aviation. Most pilots never experience one intentionally, and that's exactly the problem. At Aviator Zone, our Spin Training course puts you in the cockpit with a senior instructor, walks you through what a spin actually feels and looks like, and gives you the tools to recognize, prevent, and recover from one with confidence.

The course includes approximately one hour of flight time in a Cessna 172 G1000 and 45 minutes of ground instruction, split between a pre-flight briefing and a post-flight debrief. Every session is conducted one-on-one by our Chief or Assistant Chief Flight Instructor, the only instructors at Aviator Zone authorized to teach this course.

Who this course is for:

  • CFI candidates who need the required spin endorsement under FAR § 61.183(i)(1) and (2).
  • Any pilot who wants to fully understand spin entry and recovery and become a safer, more confident aviator.

What to expect:

  • Duration: approximately 1 hour of flight + 45 minutes of ground instruction.
  • Aircraft: Cessna 172 G1000.
  • Location: Miami Executive Airport only.
  • Physical requirements: maximum weight 200 lbs (90 kg) and height under 6 feet (1.82 m).
  • The flight is non-refundable once payment is made.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this count toward my CFI certification?

Yes. The course is designed to meet the spin endorsement requirement under FAR § 61.183(i)(1) and (2), which is mandatory for CFI candidates.

Can any pilot take this course, not just CFI candidates?

Absolutely. Spin training is valuable for pilots at any level. Understanding how a spin develops and how to recover from one makes you a safer, more aware pilot regardless of what certificate you hold.

Who conducts the training?

Only our Chief Flight Instructor and Assistant Chief Instructor are authorized to teach this course. You're getting instruction from the most experienced people in the school.

Where is spin training offered?

Currently only at our Miami Executive Airport location. We hope to expand to North Perry Airport soon.

What if I feel sick during the flight?

Our instructors are trained to make the experience safe, educational, and manageable. They'll pace the flight to minimize discomfort, but it can happen, and that's okay.

Are there any physical requirements?

Yes. Maximum weight is 200 lbs (90 kg) and maximum height is 6 feet (1.82 m). Please confirm before booking if you have any questions.

What aircraft is used?

The Cessna 172 G1000, a stable, well-suited aircraft for spin training with modern avionics.

Is the payment refundable?

The flight is non-refundable once payment is made. Contact us before paying if you have any questions about availability or scheduling.

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