Sport Pilot License

A minimum of 20 flight hours is required, however, statistics show that the average sport pilot attains their license with 30 - 40 hours. No FAA medical is required; however, you must have a valid drivers license.

Private Pilot License

A minimum of 40 flight hours is required, however, statistics show that the average pilot attains their license with 50-65 hours. You must be at least 16 years old to solo, and written and practical exams are required.

Commercial Pilot License

You must be at least 18 years old and have 250 hours of flight time, 100 hours of which must be pilot-in-command including cross country, instrument, and complex aircraft training. Written and practical exams are also required.

Instrument Rating

You must first hold a private pilot license, with 50 hours of cross country flight time as pilot-in-command (some of this can be gained while training for your instrument rating). In addition, you must complete a minimum of 40 of hours of instrument flight time (simulated or actual). Written and practical exams are also required.

Flight Instructor Certificate

You must first hold a Commercial Pilot License, and in training will become proficient at flying and demonstrating maneuvers from the right seat of the aircraft. You will also spend several hours in ground school learning flight teaching methods. Written and practical exams are also required.

Tail Dragger Endorsement

We have instructors proficient in many different types of tail wheel aircraft, so call with your specific needs.

High Performance Endorsement

We have instructors proficient in many different types of high performance aircraft, so call with your specific needs.

Complex Endorsement

Complex training is provided in our Piper Arrow. Minimum times required for rental vary with experience.

Flight Reviews & Proficiency Checks