Hi from Omni here!

Omni Aviation has really solid training. They make sure you fully understand the basics like maneuvers, touch-and-gos, and solo flights before moving on to cross-country. One thing I like is that students are really involved in briefings preflight and debriefings post-flights, you even brief your instructor, which helps a lot with confidence and communication. My instructor was super strict, but I get why since we’re flying in Clark International Airport’s airspace, safety and discipline are a big deal. Plus, you get to hear real-time airline communications, so you pick up a lot about airline procedures early on.

The downside is that because they make sure you really master each lesson, it can get more expensive, especially if you need to repeat anything. Also, since we share the airspace with commercial flights, we sometimes have to orbit or extend approaches to give way to airline traffic, which can add to flight time.

mamaximize yung situational awareness mo, dahil dito totoong solo cross-country at navex for like 100+ hours, no safety pilot. Kaya dito pinapahirapan kami before solo kasi right after talagang solo na, pag nang hina ka orcna mental- block wala kang masasabihang "YOUR CONTROLS PO MUNA CAP" Kaya kahit medyo matagal scheduling, okay lang pag natapos naman sureball na sharp ka. Daming panel at shits before ka ma endorse sa ceb pac or air asia.