Your Complete Flight Training Pathway

To begin flight training, there are a few FAA requirements that must be met: You must be at least 17 years old. You need to pass a 3rd-class FAA medical exam. Proficiency in English is also required. Once these requirements are fulfilled, you’ll be ready to start your training and take your first steps toward becoming a pilot!

The cost of flight training varies depending on each student’s pace and schedule. While training 3–5 times per week may seem like a larger upfront investment, students who fly frequently tend to progress faster and spend less time reviewing previous lessons. In the long run, this consistency often leads to greater efficiency and overall savings.

It varies depending on each student’s pace and schedule. While the FAA mandated a 40-hour minimum flight time requirement, the national average is 60-70 hours. Generally, students who complete closer to 40 hours indicate that they attend 3-5 times a week. That will take between 3 and 6 months from start to finish.

Absolutely! We work around your schedule and can create a tailored plan for weekend, evening and part-time training.