Why Become a Pilot

Whether set on a career in aviation or flying for fun, our Part 61 training program can be customized to fit your schedule.

An Instrument Rating is essential for anyone looking to pursue a career in aviation and will allow you to fly into a wider variety of weather conditions under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), refine your ability to use the flight instruments, and enable you to fully utilize the National Airspace System. It is the next logical step after receiving your Private Pilot License.

A Commercial Pilot Certificate will allow you to fly day or night carrying passengers or property, and receive compensation for certain types of operations. Flying a corporate jet, a local scenic flight, towing banners, agricultural applications and aerial photography are just some of the many ways to exercise your privileges as a Commercial Pilot.

Being a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) is an awesome responsibility. The way you teach (or fail to teach) student pilots may affect their desire to continue training and may determine the outcome of an emergency years later. We’ll make sure you’re ready!

We take pride in offering an accelerated multi-engine add-on program that focuses on safety, efficiency, and quality training. It can be completed in as little as 7 days! This add-on will allow you to fly multi-engine aircraft that are able to fly faster and further than most single-engine aircraft. The rating can be added to Commercial certificates, and a Commercial multi-engine add-on is the most common for career track pilots.