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Our Training Programs extend from the initial stages (Private Pilot Certificate) through Intermediate Levels (Instrument Training, Commercial Pilot Certificate) to Advanced Career Disciplines (Airline Transport Pilot, Certified Flight Instructor).
Each course is highly structured and you will receive a course outline which integrates both ground and flight instruction. For each period of training, we use a syllabus with specific objectives and your progress will be stage checked by our Senior Flight Instructor. Instruction is on a one-to-one basis to ensure that you receive the full benefit of our expertise, whatever your level of experience.
Requirements
Private Pilot Certificate
250 hours of flight experience
Training
The minimum flight experience required for a Commercial rating is 10 hours of flight training. The Commercial training focuses on advanced aerodynamics, professionalism, and the rules and regulations that govern commercial operations. As a Commercial student you will also learn to master the operation of a complex aircraft. Whether you are planning to do your training in a single-engine or a multi-engine airplane, the use of a complex aircraft is a must. An aircraft is classified as complex when it is equipped with constant speed propeller, retractable landing gear, and flaps. With these systems, more operational consideration must be made to maintain safety. Our Commercial Pilot course will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills in operating these systems. In addition, the course will refine your knowledge and skill to the Commercial Pilot level.
Our staff of qualified Flight Instructors will prepare you for your check ride using a structured and comprehensive syllabus that meets all of the FAA requirements for flight and ground instruction.