Resources
Welcome Renters
Bravo Flight Training offers aircraft rental services for qualified pilots looking to stay current, build flight time, or enjoy recreational flying. Our fleet is professionally maintained and available through a simple reservation process. Below you'll find everything you need to know about aircraft eligibility, checkout requirements, rental policies, and scheduling. We look forward to welcoming you aboard.
Required Documents
Pilot certificate — Private, Commercial, or ATP
FAA medical certificate or BasicMed approval
FAA DC SFRA course completion
What We Need From You
Aircraft Checkout
A completed checkout form must be on file for each aircraft you wish to rent.
Checkouts are valid for 60 days a new checkout is required if more than 60 days pass since your last flight in that aircraft.
Financial Requirements
Minimum $35,000 renter's insurance in physical damage liability coverage.
A valid credit card on file to settle charges at the completion of each flight.
Renters must be at least 18 years of age. Those under 18 may rent aircraft for training purposes only as an active Bravo Flight Training student.
CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT: We'll get you set up in our online scheduling system. This is where you'll book aircraft, track your time, and manage your account.
SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTATION: We'll review your pilot certificate, logbook, medical certificate, and renter's insurance to confirm you meet our requirements before scheduling a checkout.
COMPLETE A CHECKOUT: Checkouts run 2-3 hours. The first half is on the ground we go over the checkout form, aircraft systems, and confirm your knowledge. The second half is a practical flight where you'll demonstrate you can safely operate the aircraft.
BOOK & FLY: Once you're checked out, the aircraft is yours to reserve through the scheduling system whenever it suits you.
STEPS TO BECOMING A RENTER
From First Contact to First Flight
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Reference Library
A curated collection of official FAA documents, study tools, scholarships, and trusted aviation resources, everything you need in one place.
Bravo Documents
Student Enrollment Form
The onboarding form required before beginning flight training at Bravo. Complete and submit prior to your first scheduled lesson.
Aircraft Rental Agreement
Rental terms, conditions, and renter responsibilities for all Bravo aircraft. Required before your first rental flight.
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Student Handbook
Policies, procedures, and expectations for Bravo Flight Training students. Required reading before beginning your training.
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Student Solo Rules
Rules and requirements governing student solo flight operations at Bravo Flight Training.
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Aircraft Checkout Forms
Required for each aircraft you wish to rent. Complete prior to or during your checkout flight with a Bravo instructor.
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Scholarship & Financial Assistance
AOPA Flight Training Scholarships
AOPA awards scholarships throughout the year to student pilots and rated pilots continuing training.
EAA Flight Training Scholarships
The Experimental Aircraft Association offers scholarships through chapters and programs nationwide.
Women in Aviation International Scholarships
WAI provides dozens of scholarships annually for women pursuing careers in aviation.
Airplane Flying Handbook (AFH)
The FAA's primary reference for learning airplane flight maneuvers, procedures, and techniques.
Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP)
Scholarships and mentorship programs increasing diversity in the aerospace industry.
FAA STEM Scholarships & Grants
Federal grants and scholarship opportunities through FAA workforce development programs.
HOPE Scholarship — West Virginia
West Virginia's HOPE Scholarship program provides funding for eligible students to use toward educational expenses, including flight training.
FAA Publications
Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (PHAK)
The FAA's foundational textbook covering aerodynamics, weather, navigation, and more.
Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)
Official guide to basic flight information and ATC procedures in the U.S.
Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)
The complete Federal Aviation Regulations — Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
Airplane Flying Handbook (AFH)
The FAA's primary reference for learning airplane flight maneuvers, procedures, and techniques.
Airman Certification Standards (ACS)
Knowledge, risk management, and skill standards for each certificate and rating.
FAA Regulations & Policy Handbooks
Full library of FAA handbooks and manuals for aviation.
External Links
AME Finder
Locate FAA-designated Aviation Medical Examiners near you for your medical certificate.
FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam)
Free safety courses, webinars, and seminars through the WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program.
AOPA
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association — advocacy, resources, and community for pilots.
SkyVector
Free online flight planner with VFR and IFR charts for cross-country planning practice.
Ready to Get Started?
There’s no better time to begin than right now. Take the next step, and we’ll walk you through everything and have you in the air before you know it.