Flight Training Readiness Assessment

Answer a few practical questions so ActivePILOT can understand your goals, schedule, budget, and next step before you speak with an advisor.

ActivePILOT instructor helping a student pilot prepare for flight training

Find the next step
that fits your goal

Use this assessment before you enroll, book a discovery flight, or choose a rating. Your answers help an advisor understand where you are today so the next call can be specific.

You do not need to know every answer yet. If you are unsure about medical, budget, or schedule questions, say so here and the team can help you sort the options.

Personal Information

Start with the basics so an advisor can follow up with the right details.

Training Interest

Choose the path that sounds closest to your goal. It is fine if you are still comparing options.

Training Track Interest
Preferred Method of Contact *

Pilot Background

This helps the team understand whether you are starting from zero or building on past training.

Do You Have Any Prior Flight Experience? *

Training Goals

Your goal shapes the best first step, from recreational flying to a professional pilot path.

What Certificate or Rating Are You Most Interested In?
What Is Your Long-Term Aviation Goal? *

Readiness and Commitment

Training works best when your start date and weekly pace match your real life.

Can You Make Time for Ground Study Outside the Airplane? *

Financial Planning

Early budget planning helps your advisor talk through options without guessing.

How Do You Plan to Pay for Training?

Medical Eligibility

If medical questions are on your mind, name them early so the next conversation is more useful.

Have You Held an FAA Medical Certificate? *
Known Medical Conditions That May Affect Eligibility? *
Are You Currently Taking Any Medications? *

Final Notes

Add the details that would make the first advisor call more useful for you.

How Did You Hear About ActivePILOT? *