Q. How long does it take to get a private pilot's license?

A. The FAA requires 40 hours of flight time with various other requirements within that regarding solo time, cross country time, night/IFR, and dual instruction time. The average amount of flying time to earn a PPL is 53-57 hours. The amount of time this takes to complete is up to you, but it is recommended that you fly twice a week.

Q. How safe is flying?

A. Statistics show that you are much safer in an airplane than you are in your own car. Plus all of our aircraft undergo regular maintenance performed by highly qualified professionals.

Q. Can anyone learn to fly?

A. Well, just about everyone. There is an age requirement of 16 years, you must be able to pass a simple physical given by an FAA licensed physician, and you must be willing to work hard at it, there is quite a bit of information you will be required to know to earn a PPL.

Q. How much will it cost?

A. If you fly one of our aircraft you can expect to spend 125.00 - 148.00 per hour, this includes instructor fees and fuel. Once you factor in supplies, test fees, and maybe even money for gas to get to the airport, you could expect to spend anything between $5000-$7000, depending on your learning curve. 

Q. Where can I find more information about the School?

A. Visit our listing at www.pilot-flight-instruction.com