Maneuvers and procedures for all phases of flight training.
Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge
Ground school knowledge for Private Pilot and Commercial Pilot certificates.
Information and procedures on how to manage risk in an aircraft.
Airmen Certification Standards
This tells you everything you need to learn and know for your pilot rating and even tells you what and how the examiner will grade you on.
FAA Weather theory for pilots and flight operations personnel.
Online version of the FARs.
Aeronautical Information Manual
AIM is the supplement to the FAR regulations and describes how to follow those regulations.
Weight and balance examples and information.
Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators
A deep dive and fantastic resource for the aeronautics of flying.
Online version of an AFD or chart supplement
Airmen Knowledge Test Questions List
A list of example test questions
Written by FAA to explain and update rules and regulations
Non-Towered Airport Flight Operations AC
This AC calls attention to regulatory requirements, recommended operations, and communications procedures for operating at an airport without a control tower or an airport with a control tower that operates only part-time.
Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA)
IACRA is the web-based certification/rating application that guides the user through the FAA’s airman application process.
Personal Minimums Checklist VFR
Printable Personal Minimums form for flight and final decision to fly.
Printable passenger briefing checklist for use in the cockpit.
Fly the Wing In-Flight Maneuver Videos
Garry Wing is an instrument-rated commercial airplane and glider pilot and a certificated instrument flight instructor (CFI-I) who has created a series of wonderful videos explaining and demonstrating many of the maneuvers needed to become and stay proficient as a pilot.
AOPA Air Safety Institute creates super videos on topics covering fuel management, collision avoidance, weather, passenger briefings, emergency procedures, survival tips, and more.
Being a student pilot is about more than just mastering the fundamentals of flight: It’s about exploring a whole new world with its own language, skills, and opportunities. To help you do that, AOPA has a catalog of great resources.
Pilot-Controller Communications
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) have developed a collection of information cards covering a variety of important topics.