This is where it all begins. You're on your way to being a pilot.
You're on your way to finding a lot of Aerocaches!
Ten Aerocaches of the Day.
You've found 50 Aerocaches.
Fifty Aerocaches of the Day
Catch this achievement.
Twelve times your body weight is very unhealthy.
Be a pushover and get the redout.
You must like blood pooling in your eyeballs flying inverted so much.
Low is fun. Upside down is fun. Try it.
5 consecutive spins is a lot of times around. Hopefully you pulled out before hitting terra firma.
Aerobatics is a skill not everyone will perfect.
Break the barrier.
Wow! A deadstick landing with no fuel. Insane skills!
Altitude in this case, not money.
If the wind is really blowing, it's not too hard to fly backwards, but landing is another story.
The Icon A5 is a pretty easy aircraft to land. The others will be a lot tougher.
While the Stearman is easy to fly, landing is a very different proposition.
The last two RV-6A landing challenges will require a bit more focus.
The M-7-260C can perform some landings that most aircraft can't. You've mastered these scenarios.
Princely cargo for Princeville.
Transport passengers to Maui for some rest and relaxation.
Tormenting your passengers is generally frowned upon, but it's entertaining.
Animals can make interesting passengers.
Wonder what all that cargo you're moving is. Must be quite valuable.
It's tough to get gold on all of these challenges. Be sure to pick the right plane for the task.
There are many military bases throughout the Hawaiian islands.
One way to explore your surroundings and become a better pilot is to land at all the airports.
You've racked up a lot of flight time on these missions, which you can see in your Pilot Profile.
Grinding for XP can be quick or slow depending on how you do it.
Rivers can make excellent landing spots as long as you stop over dry ground.
Why climb a mountain when you can fly to the top?
Strike it rich by getting gold in the Alaska challenges.
Alaska is a challenging environment but you've proven your skills.
Completed a job to the northernmost airstrip in the United States.
With thousands of airports around the world, visiting 100 is a good start.
Even the best pilots have mishaps, but with one out of the way, you should be good.
It's more fun when you can see what aircraft people are flying in multi-player.
