Private Pilot License (PPL)

 The Private Pilot License (PPL), also known as the Private Pilot Certificate, is a highly sought-after certification that allows individuals to legally operate aircraft.

The Private Pilot Certificate is the very first step to every aspiring pilot. You will learn the strong foundations of Aviation Skills such as aerodynamics, FAA regulations, and much more. You will be taught how to master aircraft maneuvers and , emergency procedures, as well as conduct daytime cross-country flights in our single-engine fleet of Cessna 172’s.

Although some seek this license for recreational purposes, it serves as a crucial step towards a career as a pilot. This course serves as basic training for individuals who wish to pursue a career in aviation and eventually become commercial airline pilots.

As a Private Pilot, you have the privilege of flying aircraft during the day and night in visual flight conditions. You can also bring passengers on board, such as friends and family, although certain limitations apply. It is important to note that private pilots cannot receive payment for their services. However, they can share operating expenses with passengers, promoting a collaborative flight experience.

To enroll in a Private Pilot License course, aspiring pilots must meet specific eligibility criteria listed below.

ADDITIONAL INFO

• The hours listed are based on the FAA Part 141 minimum requirements

• Additional training may be required

• The hourly rates listed above are based on our block rates

• As per the FAA you MUST be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English Language

• Material pricing does not account for required Ipad and Headset

• Fees for knowledge and practical tests are at the discretion of the examiners and the testing centers and are subject to changes

FAA REQUIREMENTS

• Must be at least 16 years old to solo

• Must be at least 17 years old to pass the practical flight exam

• Must be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language

• FAA medical exam is required

• Must be a US Citizen or acquire TSA Approval