This program is designed for students with zero flying experience. You will obtain your FAA Private, Instrument, Commercial license, CFI, and CFII licenses. Thanks to our phenomenal almost-year-round sunny weather in Central Florida the total length of our program is approximately 12 months. 

You will earn your:

• Private License (FAA) Part 141
• Instrument Rating (FAA) Part 141
• Commercial License (FAA) Part 141
• Certified Flight Instructor (FAA) Part 61
• Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (FAA) Part 61

​Requirements:

• 239.6 Hours Total
• 169.6 Hours Dual Instruction
• 70 Hours Solo
• 128 Hours of Ground Instruction
• 53 Hours of tutored Instruction
• 52.5 Hours Pre/Post Briefing

*Hours subject to student performance

A Private Pilot license is appropriate for those aspiring aviators who intend to fly only for recreational activities such as flying with friends and family. It is also the starting point to your career in Aviation. The training for this course is done in a C172. The total duration is approximately 2 months.

• 30 Hours Dual
• 5 Hours Solo
• 37 Hours Ground Training
• 16 Hours Tutored Instruction
• 9.5 Hours Pre/Post Briefing

*Hours subject to student performance

The Instrument Rating Course is a specialized training program that focuses on developing a pilot's proficiency in instrument flying. Through comprehensive instruction and hands-on training, participants learn advanced instrument flight techniques, navigation, and procedures. The course enables pilots to fly solely by reference to instruments, enhancing their flying capabilities in challenging weather conditions and improving overall flight safety.

• 44.6 Hours Dual Instruction
• 30 Hours Ground Instruction
• 11 Hours Tutored Instruction
• 12 Hours Pre/Post Briefing

*Hours subject to student performance

The Commercial Pilot Course is an intensive training program that prepares aspiring pilots for a career in commercial aviation. Through comprehensive instruction and practical flight training, participants develop advanced flight skills, aeronautical knowledge, and professionalism required for commercial flying. The course covers a wide range of subjects, including aviation regulations, aircraft systems, navigation, and safety. Graduates are equipped with the necessary skills and qualifications to pursue employment as commercial pilots.

• 55 Hours Dual Instruction
• 65 Hours Solo
• 36 Hours Ground Instruction
• 6 Hours Tutored Instruction
• 18.5 Hours Pre/Post Briefing

*Hours subject to student performance

The Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) Pilot Course is an intensive training program that prepares experienced pilots to become certified flight instructors. Through a comprehensive curriculum covering theoretical and practical aspects of flight instruction, participants develop teaching skills, learn instructional techniques, and gain the knowledge needed to guide and mentor future aviators. Successful completion of the course leads to the CFI certificate, enabling graduates to pursue rewarding careers as flight instructors in various aviation settings.

• 25 Hours Dual Instruction
• 10 Hours Ground Instruction
• 10 Hours Tutored Instruction
• 7.5 Hours Pre/Post Briefing

*Hours subject to student performance

The CFII Pilot Course is a specialized training program that equips experienced pilots with the knowledge and skills to become certified instrument flight instructors. Participants learn advanced instrument flying techniques, precision approaches, and teaching methods specific to instrument flight. Through theoretical instruction and hands-on training, pilots gain expertise in instrument flight and the ability to provide comprehensive instrument flight training to aspiring aviators.

• 15 Hours Dual Instruction
• 10 Hours Ground Instruction
• 10 Hours Tutored Instruction
• 5 Hours Pre/Post Briefing

*Hours subject to student performance