Private Pilot Training
- Age: Minimum of 17 years old to earn the certificate.
- Medical: Hold at least a third-class FAA medical certificate.
- Prerequisites: Minimum of 40 flight hours (national average is 60-70).
- Knowledge: Pass the FAA Written Knowledge Test.
- Practical: Pass an oral and flight examination (Checkride).
- Language: Be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English.
The Private Pilot License is the first major step into the world of aviation, providing students with the knowledge, confidence, and hands-on experience needed to safely operate an aircraft. Training includes aircraft control, takeoffs and landings, navigation, weather, radio communication, and real-world decision-making alongside one-on-one instruction from experienced pilots. Whether your goal is recreational flying or pursuing a professional aviation career, earning your PPL opens the door to a lifetime of opportunities, freedom, and adventure in the skies.
Note: This information provides a general summary of FAA regulations and is not intended as legal advice.
Program Pricing Breakdown
RV-12is Flight Time
Min. 40hrs Total | 20hrs DuaI Instruction | 10hrs Solo
$195 / hr
Flight / Ground Instruction Rate
$50 / hr
FAA Written Exam Fee
Fixed
$175
$1600
Checkride Fee
Set by the FAA Examiner
*Actual costs may vary based on individual progress. Our team is ready to personalize your training efficiency based on your goals and schedule
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