What are the benefits of becoming an airline pilot?

A first year airline pilot makes upwards to $100,000 first year. In addition to base salary, pilots will receive nontaxable per diem, bonuses, and other various forms of compensation. Pilots are typically able to create their own schedules and bid for certain trips based on seniority. 

Beyond pay, pilots have travel benefits that include discounted flights for friends and family.

Flight Training Programs

We also provide flight reviews and instrument proficiency checks. Please schedule these activities by completing the contact form on our webpage. 

Airline Pilot

~ $70,000

We offer an airline training program that’s been meticulously designed to provide students with a robust and well-rounded education. The curriculum comprises both classroom and hands-on training in our C-172 aircraft. Our program takes students through a rigorous training regimen that’s comprehensive and demanding, to enable them to build the skills they need to succeed in their airline pilot careers. The training program can be completed in under a year, ensuring that students have a swift path to a fulfilling career as an airline pilot. Through this program, we promise to equip our students with the knowledge and training necessary to navigate the complexities of commercial airline flight with ease.

The Private Pilot Course comprises the fundamental training that any aspiring pilot must undertake when beginning their journey into aviation. Our comprehensive program provides students with a strong foundation of important skills and knowledge, which serve as a springboard for future commercial flight training. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be granted permission to fly passengers for recreational purposes.

Flying is primarily a visual activity. However, it’s essential for aviators to have proper training in instrument usage to perform in adverse weather conditions. Instrument training is designed to equip students with crucial skills that are necessary to fly safely, even when the environment isn’t ideal for visual flying. Upon successfully completing this course, you will acquire the privilege to fly under instrument flight rules, and this skill set will allow you to fly through clouds with confidence.

The Commercial Pilot course is specifically structured to refine the skills acquired during the Private Pilot course. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be eligible to fly professionally and earn compensation for your services.

Aspiring pilots must log a minimum of 1,500 hours of flight time before qualifying for the airlines. The most common approach for pilots to accumulate flight hours is to concurrently teach novice pilots, which is the most expedient and cost-effective method. This course is specifically aimed at equipping students with the relevant skills required to teach and guide new pilots in conducting successful flights.

Recreational

~ $15,000 / 23,000

The Recreational Pilot Program is tailor-made for individuals who do not intend to pursue a career as a corporate or commercial pilot. The program aims to equip aspiring pilots with the necessary skills and knowledge for non-commercial air travel.

The Private Pilot Course comprises the fundamental training that any aspiring pilot must undertake when beginning their journey into aviation. Our comprehensive program provides students with a strong foundation of important skills and knowledge, which serve as a springboard for future commercial flight training. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be granted permission to fly passengers for recreational purposes.

Flying is primarily a visual activity. However, it’s essential for aviators to have proper training in instrument usage to perform in adverse weather conditions. Instrument training is designed to equip students with crucial skills that are necessary to fly safely, even when the environment isn’t ideal for visual flying. Upon successfully completing this course, you will acquire the privilege to fly under instrument flight rules, and this skill set will allow you to fly through clouds with confidence.

Time-building

We offer time-building packages for students building time towards the 250 hour commercial pilot minimums or the 1,500 hour ATP minimums.

Aircraft rates are discounted when purchased 10 hours at a time.