TRAINING COURSES
Career Pilot
If you want to get paid to fly, this is your route. Commercial pilots must be at least 18 years old, or older. They must also have a minimum of 190 hours of flight time.
They must hold an IFR rating, or be restricted to only daylight operations, under visual flight rules (VFR), and operating within 50 miles from the originating airport. They may, however, fly for hire.
Medically, commercial pilots must have a Class II medical, which requires renewal every 12 months.
Flight Instructor
Rating Course
Flight instructors are authorized to provide flight instruction to pilots and pilots requiring additional certificates/ratings.
Flight Instructors also complete flight review for license re validation and recommend flight tests for students.
Instrument Fight
& Ground Course
An instrument rating allows you to fly when visibility is poor and clouds are low.
The combined flight and ground training course has been designed to provide the student with the maximum academic and flight training prior to the introduction of new maneuvers and procedures.
Once students are proficient and have passed all the stages, they must pass an FAA written examination and check ride.
Requirements:
- Private Pilot's License
- Minimum of 30 hrs Ground Training
- Minimum of 35 hrs Instrument Flight Training
- Re-validation of pilot certifications must be every 24 months via a review from a certified flight instructor
Requirements:
- Must be 18 years of age
- Valid commercial pilot certificate & IFR rating
- Standard flight review every 24 months
- Re-validate instruction certification every 24 hours
Requirements:
- Private Pilot's License
- Minimum of 35 hrs Instrument
- Flight Training
- Minimum of 30 hrs Ground Training
Certificated Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII) Add-on Course
CFII or Certified Flight Instructor Instrument allows one to teach instrument rating applicants;
both on Aeronautical knowledge and Flight Training.
This is the best way for Professional Pilot build your instrument skills.
