A Private Pilot Certificate is the first step to becoming a pilot. The certificate provides the foundational knowledge and skills for all future aircraft pilot training.
Learn the fundamental steps for flying in adverse weather conditions.
Learn to master the airplane and achieve the necessary rating to fly for hire.
Teaching is the highest form of understanding. Help shape the next generation of pilots. At the same time, build your flight time towards your career pilot goal.
If you want to be paid to fly in any capacity, a commercial pilot certificate is required. A pilot must obtain ratings for each category and class of airplane they wish to be paid to operate.
Be at least 18 years of age
Hold at least a Private PIlot Certificate
190 Hours Total Time under Part 141
250 Hours Total Time under Part 61
10 Hours of Complex Time
Be at least 18 years of age
Hold at least a Private PIlot Certificate OR CSEL for the add-on.
15 fight hours and 6 grounds hours
Demonstrate proficiency in single engine operations
If you have any specific questions, please feel free to ask in the section below.
