Flight Training

We offer the following courses and instruction:

Flight training must include:

Minimum of 40 hours of flight time (FAA average is 65)
20 hours of dual instruction including:
3 hours cross-country to airports more than 50 miles away
3 hours of dual night instruction, including one trip of at least 100 miles
3 hours of instrument flight training
10 hours of solo flight including:
5 hours of cross-country including a 150 mile round trip, one leg which is > 50 nm
3 take offs and landings ( to a full stop) at an airport with a control tower
3 hours of instruction in preparation for the practical test, within 2 months of test
must be age 17 to take the test

Minimum of 250 hours total time
100 hours in powered aircraft, 50 in airplanes
100 hours PIC, 50 in airplanes
50 hours cross-country flight time as PIC, 10 in airplanes
10 hours dual simulated or actual instruments, 5 in airplanes
10 hours dual complex, retractable gear and controllable pitch prop
2 hours dual x-country flight of 100 nm, day
2 hours dual x-country flight of 100 nm, night
1 x-country flight PIC of 300 nm, 3 landing points, one leg which is >250 nm
5 hours PIC night VFR with 10 takeoffs and 10 landings at a controlled airport
3 hours of instruction in preparation for the practical test, within 2 months of test
must be age 18 to take the test

125 hours total time
50 hours cross-country flight time as pilot in command
40 hours simulated or actual instruments
15 hours dual in aircraft category
1 dual cross country of at least 250 miles under IFR with 3 different approaches
3 hours of instruction in preparation for the practical test

CFI & CFII