Aviation Safety & CFI Prereq

Spin Training Endorsement

Gain complete confidence in stall/spin recognition, prevention, and full recovery.

Trained exclusively in our Cessna 172s, this course satisfies the FAA 14 CFR 61.183(i) spin training requirement for flight instructor applicants, as well as aerobatic safety training for any pilot wanting to conquer stall-spin fear.

Primary Aircraft

Cessna 172 (N4382Q or N13129)

Ground Instruction

2 Hours

Flight Hours

Syllabus

Logbook Endorsement

Curriculum & Maneuvers

Aerodynamics of wing stall asymmetry and autorotation

The dangers of cross-controlled stalls in the traffic pattern (skid vs slip)

Incipient spin entry and early recognition

Fully developed spins (1 to 3 rotations) in spin-approved Cessna 172

The PARE recovery procedure: Power idle, Ailerons neutral, Rudder full opposite, Elevator forward

Recovery back to level flight without exceeding Vne or G limits

Prerequisites

FAA Student Pilot (with solo clearance), Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot, or CFI applicant
Valid FAA Medical or BasicMed

What you will earn

FAA 14 CFR 61.183(i) Flight Instructor Spin Training Logbook Endorsement.

Itemized Quote

Dual Flight Instruction in Cessna 172 (2 hrs @ $170 plane + $60 instructor)

2 hrs × $230/hr

$460

Ground Briefing on Spin Aerodynamics & PARE Procedure

2 hrs × $60/hr

$120

Estimated Total

Pay-as-you-go. No lump-sum lock-in.

$580

Ideal for

Flight instructor candidates fulfilling 14 CFR 61.183(i), and any aviator seeking ultimate stall-spin confidence.

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