Course requirements
40 hours of flight time.
20 hours of flight training from an authorized instructor
3 hours of dual cross-country flight training
3 hours of dual night flight training
10 hours of solo flight time
Required Ground Instruction
Pass the FAA Knowledge Test
Pass the FAA Practical Exam
Private Pilot Training
Overview
Earning your private pilot certificate is the first step in your aviation journey. Whether you plan on starting a career as a professional pilot, or you’re just looking for a new hobby, this will be your first major milestone.
eligibility requirements
Be at least 17 years old (Start training at any age! Private Pilot Certificates are available at 17.)
Obtain at least a Third Class FAA Medical Certificate (link below)
Hold a Student Pilot Certificate prior to solo flight (link below)
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
Start Your Training
Tell us where you are in your aviation journey and what you’d like to accomplish. We will follow up to discuss the right next step.
