Private Pilot License

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Private Pilot Course

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The first step in your aviation career will be acquiring the Private Pilot Certificate (PPL). We make it our mission to  provide top quality pilot training for a reasonable price. This is a in-depth training program which gives students a  solid foundation in aerodynamics, meteorology, and hands-on flight experience. Before beginning the course it is recommended you take an introductory flight. 

Eligibility

Students must be at least 16 years old to solo, and 17 years for the Check-ride. Students are required to be able to read, speak, and understand the English language and you must hold at least a current third-class medical certificate. 

U.S. Citizens
You must prove citizenship status before you begin flight training, by providing one of the following: U.S. passport, US birth certificate, certificate of U.S. citizenship with raised seal, U.S naturalization certificate.

Non-US Citizens
You must first complete a background check with TSA and receive TSA clearance before starting training. To apply please go to: https://www.fts.tsa.dhs.gov/home

General FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) Requirements

  • Must be 17 years of age

  • Must be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language

  • Must be able to pass a 3rd Class FAA Medical Examination

  • Must receive a logbook endorsement from the Authorized Instructor who provided the ground training

  • Pass the FAA Private Pilot Knowledge Test (Written Exam) 70% or better (Online Ground School and Exam Scheduling)

  • Must receive flight training and a logbook endorsement from the Authorized Instructor who provided that training stating that the student is prepared for the Practical Test (Check-Ride)

  • Must pass the Private Pilot Practical Test

Aeronautical Experience

Applicants must receive and log the following minimum flight training:

  • 40 hours total flight time, including 20 hours of dual flight instruction

    • 3 hours of cross country

    • One flight at least 100 NM total in distance

    • 10 takeoffs and 10 landings at night

    • 3 hours of flight training with reference only to instruments

    • 3 hours in preparation for the practical test

  • 10 hours solo (included in the 40 hour minimum)

    • 5 hours of cross country

    • One flight of at least 150 NM distance with full stop landings at 3 airports

    • 3 full stop takeoffs and landings at an airport with a control tower

Complete Private Pilot Package

Complete Private Pilot Package

40 Hours Dual Flight Training in Cessna 172
10 Hours Solo Flight Time in Cessna 172
10 Hours Ground Instruction

A value of $180/hour for dual flight training! Based on the average training hour requirements. Must be paid in full before beginning training. To be completed within one year of payment

 FAQs

  • The time to complete a PPL varies based on factors like your schedule, weather, and commitment. Most students complete the training in 3-6 months with consistent lessons, but this can vary widely.

  • No prior experience is necessary! Our program is designed to take you from zero experience to becoming a competent and confident pilot.

  • You need at least a Third-Class Medical Certificate from an FAA-authorized aviation medical examiner to solo and to complete your PPL. It’s recommended to obtain this early in your training.

  • You’ll be training in safe, well-maintained aircraft, Cessna 172 aircraft. These planes are ideal for learning and trusted worldwide for training.

  • After earning your PPL, you can fly as pilot-in-command, take passengers, and continue building flight experience. Many pilots pursue additional ratings, like an Instrument Rating or Commercial Pilot License, depending on their goals.

  • Getting started is easy! Contact us to schedule a discovery flight or consultation, and we’ll guide you through the enrollment process and answer any questions you have about training.

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