Frequently Asked Questions

To be eligible for a student pilot certificate, a student must be 16 years old, but we can begin training earlier with parental consent. 

We have access to various Cessna, Piper, and Cirrus models or most student-provide airplanes. 

There are many different levels, or licenses, and is based on testing and time in the air. Usually, students can achieve initial certification with 50-80 hours in the air, but the minimum requirement is 40 hours. 

Costs can vary based on preferred aircraft used in training or types/levels of instruction. For example, ground instruction is generally less expensive than in-air instruction. You can request a complete list of prices on our contact form or by contacting us directly. 

VFR flying refers to flying under visual flight rules, where the pilot navigates using visual cues such as landmarks and weather conditions. IFR flying refers to flying under instrument flight rules, where the pilot navigates using instruments and air traffic control communication.