Part 61 / Part 141
Commercial Pilot
The Commercial Pilot Course is designed to equip aspiring aviators with the advanced knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to operate aircraft for compensation or hire. This program focuses on perfecting precision maneuvers, advanced aeronautical decision-making, and adherence to FAA commercial standards. It combines extensive ground and flight training, preparing students for a professional career in aviation.
Ground School
- Pilot Qualifications
- Airworthiness Requirements
- Weather Information
- Cross-Country Flight Planning
- National Airspace System
- Performance Limitations
- Operation of Systems
- Human Factors
- Weight and Balance Calculations
- Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs)
- Emergency Procedures
- Complex Aircraft Operations
Flight Training
PART 61: To obtain a Commercial Pilot License, a minimum of 250 total flight hours is required. Of these, 20 hours must be dual instruction, 50 hours cross-country, 10 hours instrument, 10 hours in a Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA), and 10 hours solo.
PART 141: To obtain a Commercial Pilot License, a minimum of 190 total flight hours is required. 120 of these hours must be with an instructor, 10 hours instrument, and 10 hours in a TAA.
The training duration is from 4 to 7 months, depending on the student’s schedule and progress.
Requirements
- Be at least 18 years old
- Be able to speak, read, write, and understand English
- Must hold an FAA Private Pilot Certificate
- Hold at least a Third Medical Certificate
Required Documentation
- Registration form
- Copy of passport
- Student application form
Payment Options
Option 1: As they go
The student has to make payments as he/she progresses through the course. A security deposit of $1,000 is required, which must be paid before the course begins.
Option 2: Pay upfront
The student can choose to pay the total course cost at once before the course starts. By selecting this option, the student will receive a discount on the total course price.
Option 3: Payment plan
The student can choose to pay in monthly installments, obtaining a discount and locking in prices.
What it is included?
Part 61
| Assignment | Hrs |
|---|---|
| E-learning | Unlimited |
| Personalized ground and briefings | 20 |
| Dual instruction in a C172 | 20 |
| Dual instruction in a P2010 TAA | 10 |
| Solo training in a C172 | 60 |
| Solo training | 65 |
| Simulator training | 20 |
| Practical Exam | 1.5 |
Part 141
| Assignment | Hrs |
|---|---|
| E-learning | Unlimited |
| Personalized ground and briefings | 20 |
| Dual instruction in a C172 | 45 |
| Dual instruction in a P2010 TAA | 10 |
| Time building | 30 |
| Solo training in a C172 | 10 |
| Simulator training | 11 |
| Practical Exam | 1.5 |