Courses

From your first lesson to your first job on the flight deck.

Three core licenses, two FAA training paths, one structured experience from start to checkride.

Course 01

Private Pilot License

Your first license. Fly single-engine aircraft for personal travel with passengers.

Part 61
40 hrs minimum logged flight time
Part 141
35 hrs flight + 35 hrs ground (online)
Course 02

Instrument Rating

Fly in clouds and lower-visibility conditions, relying on the instruments.

Part 61
40 hrs instrument time + 50 hrs PIC cross-country
Part 141
35 hrs flight + 30 hrs ground (online)
Course 03

Commercial Pilot License

The license that lets you get paid to fly — the first step toward an aviation career.

Part 61
250 hrs logged flight time
Part 141
120 hrs flight + 190 hrs total + 35 hrs ground
Course 04

Multi-Engine Rating

Add a multi-engine class rating in our Beechcraft Duchess BE-76 — required for most airline and corporate flying.

Part 61
No fixed minimum — typically 10–15 hrs to proficiency
Course 05

Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)

Turn your commercial certificate into a paying job. Learn to teach from the right seat and build hours toward ATP.

Part 61
Commercial + Instrument required; FOI & CFI knowledge tests
Course 06

Instrument Instructor (CFII)

Add the instrument instructor rating so you can teach IFR students and log instrument instruction given.

Part 61
Hold CFI + Instrument Rating; CFII knowledge test
Course 07

Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI)

Teach in multi-engine aircraft. Combine with your CFI/CFII to instruct across the full training pipeline.

Part 61
Hold CFI + Multi-Engine Rating; MEI practical test
Course 08

Flight Reviews & Currency

FAR 61.56 flight reviews, IPCs, and tailored currency training for rated pilots — get back in the air with confidence.

Part 61
1 hr ground + 1 hr flight minimum (61.56)

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