CFI mentors

Real instructors behind every lesson

The curriculum and the AI tutor are authored and reviewed by working CFIs, CFIIs, and MEIs against the current FAA ACS — so what you study matches what an examiner expects, not a model's best guess.

Capt. J. Rivera

CFIIMEI

8,200 hrs · spin & stall-awareness, complex single-engine endorsements.

M. Okafor

CFICFII

5,600 hrs · instrument procedures, IFR cross-country decision-making.

A. de la Cruz

CFIIMEIAGI

11,400 hrs · multi-engine systems, fundamentals of instructing.

R. Tanaka

CFIMEI

4,100 hrs · takeoffs, landings & go-arounds, mountain operations.

Mentor profiles shown are illustrative. The AI tutor is a study aid, not an FAA-authorized source — always verify against the current ACS, FAR/AIM, and your own CFI.

How mentors keep it accurate

Author the lessons

Working CFIs/CFIIs/MEIs write each lesson, mapped to its Area of Operation in the current FAA ACS.

Review the AI answers

Mentors check the tutor's responses against the ACS, FAR/AIM, and the PTS it replaces — and correct what drifts.

Update on ACS revisions

When the FAA revises an ACS, the affected lessons and tutor grounding are re-reviewed and re-synced.

Mentor the next instructor

Hold a CFI/CFII/MEI and want to author or review lessons? Help keep the curriculum aligned to the ACS — or start your own checkride prep today.