FLIGHT TRAINING

• Must be able to read, write, understand, and speak English

• Must be 16 years old to solo and 17 years old to take the FAA Flight Test

• Obtain an FAA Medical Certificate before your first solo flight (we recommend doing it before you get started)

• Pass the FAA written Knowledge Test (70% or better) before taking the FAA Oral and Practical Flight Test

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• Complete 40 hours minimum flight time (national average 60-70 hours) to include:

  • 20 hours of dual flight instruction

    • 3 hours of dual instruction at night

  • 10 hours of solo flight

    • At least 3 hours of cross-country solo flight

    • (1) 50 nautical mile cross-country solo flight with a 25NM leg

    • (3) solo take-offs and landing at an airport with an operating control tower

• Pass the FAA Oral and Practical Flight Test

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All instruction is done one on one. We work at your pace. Flight and ground school will be scheduled in (2) hour blocks each. We recommend a minimum of two flight/ground school lessons per week (8 hours total), with a third lesson of either flight or ground depending on what you need the most for a total of (10) hours of training per week.