Part 61 Programs

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Our Part 61 program offers maximum flexibility while still maintaining a structured syllabus. The main advantage of this program is the ability to build effective lesson blocks by adapting to weather patterns, aircraft availability, and student readiness. This allows training to continue efficiently without being constrained by rigid, step-by-step syllabus requirements. This flexibility allows instructors to tailor training to each student’s pace while maintaining consistent progress toward certification. Part 61 is generally more beneficial for students balancing jobs or families, and while we recommend continuing training not to lose proficiency, Part 61 permits you to easily pause training or switch instructors as needed.

Available Part 61 Courses

Private Pilot

Private Pilot training is the foundation of a pilot's career or path.

Hour Requirements (14 CFR Part 61.109):

- 40 hours total flight time

- 20 hours dual training

- 10 hours solo

- 5 Cross Country

Instrument Rating

Whether your looking to be able to fly through IFR conditions flying your everyday plane or looking to build your career path, instrument is the way to go, laying the building blocks for an airline career.

Hour Requirements (14 CFR Part 61.65)

- 50 hours of total P.I.C. time

- 40 hours of actual or simulated instrument flight

Commercial Single Engine

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