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A private pilot rating allows you to fly VFR (under visual flight rules) when visibility is adequate and the clouds are high. To obtain a private pilot certificate, you must be at least 17 years old and have accumulated a minimum of 40 flight hours. The time-to-private at Exec 1 Aviation averages 46 hours of flight time. The nationwide average is approximately 65-70 hours. You must also pass the FAA private pilots’ written examination and a successfully complete an oral and flight check ride with an FAA designated examiner.
Your flying education will take place on the ground and in the air. Ground school training takes place at Exec 1 Aviation and at home. Before and after each flight you will receive one-on-one ground school training from your instructor, and as a student you will utilize the computer based Cessna Private Pilot Kit. With it you’ll learn everything you need to know not only to pass your exam, but also to become a knowledgeable, competent pilot. And because it is on your computer, you’ll do it without ever opening a book or stepping into a classroom. Study wherver you go- at home, at the office, even while traveling. In 2008 over 1,300 students trained using the Cessna Private Pilot Kit and not a single candidate failed the FAA written exam.
You’ll watch presentations by top aviation educators, see dramatic, enlightening in-flight footage, take interactive quizzes, learn interesting trivia, and prepare for upcoming lessons before you ever climb into the airplane.
That means you’ll learn quickly and efficiently while havin fun.
The Cessna Private Pilot Kit includes all the material needed to earn you Private Pilot license, including the CDs, Aircraft Information Manual, Log Book, Private Pilot Manual, E6B Calculator, Syllabus, and a Practical Test Standards Manual.