Program Overview Private Pilot Instrument Rating Commercial Pilot Additional Training

Private pilot license - PPL

A Private Pilot's License allows a pilot to fly a single-engine airplane under visual flight rules (VFR), which require at least three miles of visibility, as well as at night. A private pilot may transport passengers but is not compensated for doing so, though the pilot may split operating costs with the passengers.

 
 
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As a Private pilot, You can…

  • Be a real pilot

  • Fly wherever you want

  • Take family & friends flying

  • Take a night flight

  • Fly internationally

  • Host the most romantic date ever

 

Steps To Become A Private Pilot

INITIAL REQUIREMENTS

You must pass the medical exam, be at least 16 years old, be a US Citizen or hold a valid Visa to US. You must be able to read, speak and understand English.

COMPLETE GROUND TRAINING

Your ground training will cover a variety of topics in order to prepare you for flight training. After finishing your ground school, you must pass the FAA written exam.

COMPLETE FLIGHT TRAINING

The FAA requires 40 hours of flight training in order to earn the PPL. This includes day and night flying, cross-country, and other types of flight training requirements.

PASS THE CHECKRIDE

When your CFI feels you are ready, they will sign off and arrange your final checkride with an FAA examiner. You will become an official private pilot after passing your checkride.

 
 
 
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This course combines both flight and ground instruction to satisfy the requirements of a typical student with a strong command of the English language.

Earning your private pilot license is made much simpler with our extensive training program.

In contrast to other flight schools, our course material is adjusted to your schedule and requirements.

An equal amount of ground and flight training will be provided during the training period.

Actual flying is done as part of flight training, including takeoffs, landings, and various maneuvers.

Classroom instruction include subjects like aerodynamics, aircraft systems, weather theory, and regulations.

  • ✓ Master different types of takeoffs and landings

  • ✓ Understand and practice a variety of flight envelope maneuvers

  • ✓ Develop the skills to fly in day and night conditions

  • ✓ Learn how to manage aircraft emergencies

  • ✓ Develop an understanding of aircraft systems

  • ✓ Develop mastery of your aircraft during different phases of flight

  • ✓ Understand and apply aerodynamic theory

  • ✓ Develop and practice aeronautical decision-making skills

 
 
 

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Instrument Rating

You will learn how to fly by instruments only, as well as learn instrument approach procedures and departures. You will also develop a deeper level of understanding on weather and Air Traffic Control communications, aircraft control, and aeronautical decision making.

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Commercial Pilot Course

A career in aviation starts when you earn your commercial pilot certificate. A commercial pilot certification allows you to work for hire and is a qualification necessary for jobs like corporate pilot, certified flight instructor, agricultural pilot, aerial photographer, and cargo pilot.

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