Aviation Certification Education

Which one is right for me 141 or 61? It depends on your long-term career goals. If your dream is to become an airline pilot, part 141 is more structured. Part 141 will allow you to take advantage of our college programs that reduced times required for the Restricted Airline Transport Pilot certificate.

Earning your first certificate is a big achievement and is the foundation for the rest of your career. Like anything, it is important to learn to do things the right way. Our knowledgeable and professional staff will get you on your way with the information and skills required to start flying and become a licensed pilot.

Becoming a private pilot is an enriching and challenging pursuit. You will grow as a person as you become an aviator. The hard work you put in as a student pilot will all be worth it once you finally receive your Private Pilot Certificate. Your Private Pilot Certificate allows you to fly anywhere you'd like to, taking along friends or family members.

Becoming an instrument-rated pilot is one of the best ways to become a safer, more knowledgeable, and professional pilot. Instrument training will teach you how to fly the aircraft precisely, by reference to the instruments, and allow you to fly in the clouds! You will become a more confident, skilled, and safe aviator as you learn the intricacies of instrument flying.

A Commercial Pilots Certificate will be required to receive payment for flying. You will finally be able to make money with this certificate and begin your career as a pilot. All of your hard work will finally pay off. Even if your career goals do not involve aviation, a commercial pilot's license may still benefit you in your aviation journey.