45 Flight Hours
Dual and solo hours in modern single-engine trainers with glass cockpits.
The Private Pilot License is where every captain begins. Over roughly 45 flight hours in our Cessna 172 trainers you will learn takeoffs and landings, stalls and slow flight, cross-country navigation, night operations and radio work — all under an airline-seasoned instructor.
Ground school runs alongside flying, so theory clicks the same week you practice it in the air. Most students solo within their first 15 hours and finish checkride-ready in four to six months of steady training.
Dual and solo hours in modern single-engine trainers with glass cockpits.
Aerodynamics, meteorology, navigation and air law in small evening cohorts.
Supervised first solo plus solo cross-country flights with instructor sign-off.
Mock oral exams and flight tests until the real checkride feels routine.
Discovery flight & enrollment. Meet your instructor, fly the pattern together, then lock in a schedule that fits your life.
Circuits to solo. Master takeoffs, landings and emergency drills until your instructor steps out and you fly alone.
Cross-country & night. Navigate between cities, fly after dark and sharpen radio work on real routes.
Checkride & celebration. Pass your oral and flight test with an examiner, then plan your next rating with us.