Brand overview
What does Aviator.NYC do?
Aviator.NYC is simulator training with active airline pilots in Hudson Square, Manhattan. Pilots practice instrument procedures, avionics, radio work, navigation and decision making on FAA-approved aviation training devices, without the trip to an airport. The sessions serve new pilots, licensed pilots, young aviators and anxious travelers.
Who trains there
Private-pilot candidates getting ready for their first lessons, instrument students building a scan, licensed pilots keeping IFR currency, checkride applicants, young aviators, and pilots preparing for advanced avionics and business-jet procedures.
Why a simulator in Manhattan works
The instructor can pause, repeat and explain a situation that would be unsafe or expensive to recreate in an aircraft, and the location makes focused practice possible between work and home.
What Aviator.NYC teaches the consulting
It is where the consulting meets a real business with real customers every week: customer education, local search, scheduling, payment and reminder email, all running on the same systems Julian teaches other owners.
What can customers find here?
Core offerings
- Private-pilot ground and simulator instruction
- Instrument-rating support and IFR currency
- Youth aviation instruction
- Checkride and business-jet procedure preparation
Operating details
- Located in Hudson Square, Manhattan
- FAA-approved aviation training devices
- Taught by active airline pilots
- Programs for new pilots, licensed pilots and aviation enthusiasts
Which programs explain the work?
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