Which document verifies completion of flight training?

• A. Approved School Graduation Certificate.
• B. Pilot's License.
• C. Medical Certificate.
• D. Aircraft Registration.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to identify what document shows you’ve finished a flight training program. The Approved School Graduation Certificate is the document issued by an FAA-approved flight school when you complete the curriculum, confirming you’ve finished the required ground and flight instruction and met the program’s milestones. This is distinct from other documents: a pilot’s license is issued by the FAA after you pass the written and practical tests and indicates authorization to fly; a medical certificate verifies your health for flying; and aircraft registration applies to the aircraft itself, not the student’s training. So the graduation certificate from the flight school is the one that verifies completion of flight training.