Advance Aircraft Training

Advance Aircraft Training is an accredited flight training school started by Bill Fischer to help pilots complete their Instrument Flight Rules, IFR rating in a timely fashion. Heres why: Bill is a Certified Flight Instructor who likes to teach, loves to fly, and genuinely wants to see pilots be safe and have fun because of the confidence they will... enjoy after getting their IFR ticket through his accelerated program. This is from one of our testimonials: I dont know how you do it in 40-45 hours but when we finished I felt I really was competent to fly in IFR. The examiner told me that he felt I was very well trained. I wish to thank you for flying with me through the actual IFR also. It was a real confidence builder. ~ Steve in Grand Rapids, MI Bill says, Ive had so many people come to me that just couldnt complete their rating! They had instructors switch on them, or change schedules or the check ride wasnt booked, and they lost their window of opportunity. I wanted to change all that, so I developed my extremely effective 10-day intense training IFR course. Bill has more than 22,000 hours of flight time and has been training and instructing pilots for over 25 years. He stays current with the rapid changes in all aspects of flying and licensing and personally trains pilots in the most advanced aircraft and the latest avionics. Bill is certified by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to teach pilots. Even the Designated Pilot Examiners (DPEs) like working with Bills students. Heres a testimonial from a Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE): Hey Bill, "Just a follow up to say it was a pleasure working with you in getting Griffin his instrument rating! He did a very nice job! You did a great job with him. I will certainly try to catch up with you next time Im out your way. And please keep me in mind if you ever need a DPE in this area again. Sincerely, Stuart Thank you!" Bill Fischer has helped over 1000 pilots to obtain their IFR rating and makes the process easy by: 1. Accelerating the entire process. ...Read More