Is Pilotage flight instruction?+
No — and it doesn't pretend to be. Pilotage is supplemental education: it teaches you to understand the language of aviation — instruments, radio calls, charts, airspace. Only a flight instructor in a real airplane teaches you to fly one. Nothing in Pilotage should be used to make real flight decisions.
Do I need any aviation experience?+
None. Pilotage is built for the aviation-curious first — people who love flying and want the cockpit, the radio, and the chart to make sense. Student pilots and rusty pilots use it to reinforce ground knowledge, but the front door assumes nothing.
Will it prepare me for the FAA written exam?+
It isn't a test-prep cram tool and doesn't claim to be. But the fluency transfers: if you can read an altimeter, copy a clearance, and find the Bravo shelf on a sectional, you walk into ground school already speaking the language.
How much does Pilotage cost?+
Free to start. The Instruments track — the full six pack, over the live 3D cockpit — is free. A subscription unlocks every premium track. People on the launch list hear about launch pricing first.
When does it launch, and on what platforms?+
Pilotage is on final approach — in flight test now. iOS first, Android to follow. The launch list is how you find out the moment the gate opens.
Five minutes a day — really?+
Really. Five minutes is a ceiling the app defends, not a floor it pushes past. Lessons are short, the daily checklist is never timed, and your streak counts the weekly goal you chose — three days a week is a streak if three days a week is your plan.
