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The Transition Class includes 6 hours of ground school and 10 hours of flight training. The cost of the transition class is $2,800.00 plus aircraft rental. The Advanced Transition Class is for Instrument rated pilots and includes 6 hours of ground instruction; 2 hours of simulator time and 15 hours of flight training. The cost of the Advanced Transition Training class is $3,500.00 plus aircraft rental. The Advanced Transition Class focuses on flying your Cirrus Aircraft in instrument conditions.
Your ticket to the sky. Fly almost anywhere in the U.S.–day or night–whenever the weather is good. Whether you’re chasing weekend adventures or laying the foundation for a professional flying career, your private pilot’s license unlocks freedom, and endless horizons.
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Take your flying to the next level. An Instrument Rating lets you fly solely by reference to instruments when visibility drops—through clouds, fog, or rain—so you’re no longer limited by the weather. Whether you’re expanding your personal flying freedom or building toward a professional career, this rating sharpens your skills, boosts safety, and opens far more of the sky.
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Turn your passion into a profession. A Commercial Pilot Certificate lets you get paid to fly–opening doors to charter work, aerial photography, agricultural flying, and the path toward the airlines. It demands a higher standard of precision, knowledge, and professionalism, giving you the skills and credentials to carry passengers or cargo for hire under FAA regulations.
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Share the sky and accelerate your career. As a Certified Flight Instructor, you teach others how to fly—building their skills, confidence, and safety while logging the valuable flight hours that open doors to airline and corporate flying. It’s one of the most rewarding paths in aviation and a proven stepping stone for professional pilots.
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Master the art of teaching instrument flying. A CFII rating qualifies you to train pilots for the Instrument Rating, helping them fly safely in clouds, low visibility, and challenging weather. It’s an advanced instructor credential that deepens your own IFR expertise while making you more competitive for professional flying careers.
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We offer MEI training in our Twin Comanche, providing pilots with the flight and instructional experience needed to prepare for the Multi-Engine Instructor practical test.
We offer Biennial Flight Reviews (BFRs) for pilots looking to complete their required flight review.
We offer Instrument Proficiency Checks (IPCs) for pilots looking to maintain or regain their instrument proficiency.