Private Pilot Training
Start your aviation journey from zero experience to certified pilot.
About Our Private Pilot Training
Our Private Pilot program is your gateway to aviation. Whether you’re aiming for a career or flying for recreation, our structured curriculum and one-on-one instruction will take you from zero experience to solo flight and certification. You’ll train with FAA-certified instructors using proven methods and modern tools designed to make your learning efficient, safe, and rewarding.
What We Offer
Personalized Training Plans
Tailored to your schedule, learning style, and aviation goals. Whether you’re learning part-time or full-time, your instructor customizes each phase to help you succeed.
Comprehensive Ground School
Covers all key topics like aerodynamics, airspace, weather, charts, and regulations to prepare you for the FAA knowledge test and real-world flying.
Flight Training Milestones
Master essential maneuvers, cross-country navigation, radio communication, and emergency procedures. Learn to fly solo, at night, and in different airspace environments.
Progress Tracking System
Track your stage checks, solo endorsements, written test prep, and more through our digital platform.
Cost Breakdown
Hourly Fees
- Flight Instruction: $70/hr
- Ground Instruction: $55/hr
Aircraft Rental
- Cessna 172: $175/hr
Ground School (Gold Seal – Highly Recommended)
- Private Pilot: $229
- Instrument Rating: $229
- Commercial Pilot: $229
Additional Costs (Estimates)
- Headsets: Varies by model
- iPad (for EFB use): Varies
- Written Exams (FAA Knowledge Tests): $125-$175
- Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) Fees: $800–$1,000 per checkride
- Aviation Medical Exam: ~$125-$175
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get a Private Pilot License?
Most students complete training in 3–6 months, depending on scheduling and flight frequency.
What are the eligibility requirements?
You must be at least 17, able to read/speak English, and hold at least a 3rd class FAA medical certificate.
How many flight hours are required?
The FAA minimum is 40 hours, but the national average is 60–70.
Do I need my own headset or iPad?
We recommend purchasing both; we can help guide you on choosing the right gear.
Will I be able to fly anywhere after I’m licensed?
Yes! A private pilot certificate allows you to fly almost anywhere in the U.S. (with some restrictions).
Ready to Start Your Flight Training?
Schedule a discovery flight today and meet with one of our certified instructors for a personalized consultation.
Contact UsKey Features
- Ground and flight instruction based on FAA ACS
- One-on-one personalized instruction
- Ground school support and checkride prep
- Flexible scheduling and progress tracking
Contact Information
Phone: (813) 665-0343