Would you like the freedom to fly cross-country or hop over to Houston or Pensacola, Fla., for a weekend? If so, the Private Pilot License may be the license for you.
The Private Pilot license is perfect for someone who wants to fly recreationally, but have the freedom to leave his local training airport area.
Once training is completed, a licensed Private Pilot can carry passengers on a small aircraft, sharing the flight experience with friends, family and business associates.
Below is a detailed list of the requirements for the Private Pilot License:
Course includes:
- 37 Flight Hours
- 3 Simulator Hours
- 48 Academic Hours
- Course Registration and Flight Manuals
- Private Pilot Certificate
- Aircraft Rental
- Ground Instruction
- Pre-Flight Briefing
- Post-Flight Briefing
- Flight Instruction
- FAA Written Exam Fee
- FAA Flight Examiner Fee
- FAA Checkride Aircraft Rental
- Unlimited Personal Tutoring
Course Cost: $8,585
Course Requirements:
- 16 years to enroll, 17 to earn your license
- Able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
- Able to obtain a 3rd Class Medical Certificate
For more information, email us at Acadian Aviation.
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