Flight Operations
EKU Flight Lab Policy and Guidance
EKU Aviation Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Flight Insurance: Falcon Insurance: Single Engine: MultiEngine
Maneuver Description Guides: Single Engine Land, Instrument, MULTI
Flight Lab Override Day: Schedule Appointment
Flight Schedule Pro Fund Request Form
Override Request
Note:This is for Classes only.
Flight Lab Overrides: go to: Current Students, Flight Operations, Flight Lab Override is at the top of the list.
Academic Links
Aviation Student Ambassador Application
The Aviation Student Ambassador (ASA) program assists the Aviation Program faculty and staff in the planning, organization, operation, and promotion of selected events and activities on and off the Richmond campus. Similar groups are in place at other universities around the country and there are numerous benefits for both students and faculty alike, but especially for our program as a whole.
Over the past few years. Aviation Student Ambassadors have planned, coordinated, and been invited to a wide variety of events including recruiting events/EKU Spotlight Days, Safety Stand Down, Aviation Career Day, the Kentucky Aviation Hall of Fame, Honor Flight Kentucky, school visits, RGA Airport Open House, and an EKU Board of Regents Meeting. This experience provides excellent networking opportunities and serves as a great resume builder too.
Participation in the ASA program is voluntary and is not a student organization. ASA’s will be selected by program faculty following an application process that will begin today and once selected will serve throughout the upcoming academic year (fall and spring). ASA’s can be re-appointed as long as they are a current, full-time student, in good standing with the program and university, and have faculty approval. Students will be expected to dedicate around 10 hours per month to the program and will work off of a shared calendar to determine which events they participate in.
There are eight (8) positions available for the 2023-2024 academic year.
FAA Flight Testing and Procedures
The FAA MedXPress system allows anyone requiring an FAA Medical Certificate or Student Pilot Medical Certificate to electronically complete the FAA Form 8500-8. Information entered into MedXPress will be transmitted to the FAA and will be available for your AME to review at the time of your medical examination. NOTE: A medical examination by an FAA-designated Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) is required to complete the certification process. The FAA MedXPress system is not available for submission of FAA Air Traffic Control Specialist exams at this time.