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Private Pilot Training

Certified Flight Instructors

Instructors typically meet one on one with students and work out of a specially designed syllabus with definitive, time based goals. 

The entire training course (working on a "leisurely timeline" - taking work and family into consideration) involves flying one to three times a week and will typically take anywhere from  four to eight months to complete depending on weather and your schedule. This more relaxed approach allows you to experience flying in different seasonal weather conditions while under the guidance of an experienced instructor. 

A more aggressive timeline is also an option if you are wanting to move forward quickly.

types of certification

Private

Instrument

Instrument

Private Pilot Certificate is the first  step to becoming a pilot. The certificate provides the foundational  knowledge and skills for all future aircraft pilot training.
As  a Private Pilot, you can fly an airplane day and night under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) meaning you can fly where you can see.  In fact, you can even carry passengers, such as friends,  family, and co-workers, but not for paid compensation or hire.  A  Private Pilot Certificate is your foundation course on a pathway to a pilot career.

Instrument

Instrument

Instrument

Earning  your Instrument Rating is the next logical step after earning your  Private Pilot License.    It qualifies the pilot to fly under Instrument  Flight Rules (IFR).  Having this capability affords new opportunities  personally and professionally.

Flying  with an Instrument Rating (IR) expands the flight territory in which a  pilot can safely operate. You will learn how to safely fly in inclement  weather and be licensed to do so.   The rating is supplementary to the Private Pilot  and Commercial Rating. 

Commercial

Flight Instructor

Flight Instructor

If you want to be paid to fly in any  capacity, a commercial pilot certificate is required.  A pilot must  obtain ratings for each category and class of airplane they wish to be  paid to operate. 

Flight Instructor

Flight Instructor

Flight Instructor

 As  a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), you will gain the qualifications  to teach Private Pilot and Commercial Single-Engine students.  These individuals are the basis of the training, providing a pathway to get their goal hours, and earn an income at the same time.

Since  there is no minimum hours requirement, part-time students working or  enrolled in school may find that their CFI takes 12 weeks to finish  based on an estimated three activities per week.  

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Call us to find the CFI that is right for you!  


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Depending on your needs, you will be matched to a CFI that will train you to fulfill your dream to fly! 


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