Flight Training Services
Begin your journey toward becoming a licensed pilot with structured, one-on-one flight instruction. Training covers aircraft control, navigation, weather, emergency procedures, and the knowledge needed to safely operate as pilot in command.
This estimate is based on approximately 65 hours of flight training and includes aircraft rental and flight instruction. Your actual training cost may vary depending on your experience, training frequency, individual progress, aircraft availability, and the amount of ground instruction required.
Training is billed at the applicable hourly aircraft rental and instruction rates. FAA testing fees, medical examinations, training materials, and examiner fees are not included unless otherwise stated.
Instrument training prepares you to safely fly in clouds, reduced visibility, and other conditions requiring reliance on flight instruments. You will develop stronger aircraft control, improve your decision-making, and learn the procedures needed to earn your instrument rating.
This training estimate includes 15 hours of instruction in an FAA-approved flight simulator and 10 hours of instrument flight instruction in the aircraft. Students may complete the remaining FAA-required instrument experience independently or, when appropriate, be paired with another qualified instrument student to build simulated-instrument time while sharing aircraft rental expenses.
Actual costs may vary depending on the student’s previous experience, proficiency, training frequency, aircraft rates, and remaining FAA aeronautical experience requirements. Written-test fees, examiner fees, checkride aircraft rental, and additional training beyond the included hours are not included unless otherwise stated.
Take your flying skills to a professional level while preparing for your commercial pilot certificate. Training focuses on advanced maneuvers, precision, sound judgment, and the standards expected of a professional pilot.
This estimate is based on 15 hours of aircraft rental and flight instruction. Training is focused on commercial maneuvers, precision, aeronautical decision-making, and preparation for the FAA commercial pilot practical test.
Because most applicants build the required 250 hours independently, this program is designed for pilots who are approaching the required flight experience and are ready to begin focused commercial training