Questions, Answered Before Takeoff

You need to be at least 17, hold a valid aviation medical certificate and speak working English. No prior flying experience is required — most of our students have never touched the controls before their discovery flight.

A Private Pilot License typically takes four to six months of steady training. The Commercial License takes twelve to eighteen months depending on how often you fly, and the Instrument Rating or Instructor Course each take around three months full-time.

Our fleet of 25+ aircraft covers single-engine trainers, complex aircraft and twins. On the ground you will train in cockpit, cabin and full-flight simulators — available seven days a week with an instructor or examiner.

Every program has fixed, published pricing — see the Pricing page for current figures. Your quote includes aircraft, instructor, simulator time, ground school and checkride preparation, so there are no surprise hourly bills.

Yes — 98% of our graduates are placed with airlines or charter operators. Our placement team prepares you for assessments and simulator evaluations, then introduces you directly to partner carriers.

Absolutely. Campus visits and discovery flights run Monday to Saturday. Contact us or call +1 (202) 555-0148 and we will have an aircraft and an instructor waiting for you.