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Question: How long will it take me to become a pilot? Answer: This depends on how much time you invest into your flight training. A Private Pilot license can be obtained in as little as a month, however the average time is 3 to 4 months.
Answer: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires a minimum of 40 flight hours under Part 61. The average flight time for completion is 50 to 55 flight hours.
Answer: Student pilots are usually signed off for solo flight between 10 to 15 flight hours.
Answer: You must obtain a medical certificate in order to solo an aircraft. Medical doctors are designated by the Federal Aviation Administration to perform these physicals. For a list of these doctors please call.
Answer: By FAA regulations you must be 16 years old to solo an aircraft and 17 years old to obtain a Private Pilot License. However, there is no age restriction on flight training.
Answer: In order to obtain a Private Pilot License you must complete a FAA written exam. Most licenses and ratings will require passing a written exam.
Answer: Ground school can be done two ways. First, you can attend our Lee College program where you will receive all the ground needed. Secondly, you can receive ground school through a combination of home study and one-on-one with your flight instructor.
Answer: We suggest that you fly at least 2 times a week. The more you fly the faster and cheaper your flight training will be. If you are not able to fly this often we will work with your schedule to ensure you receive the most effective and efficient flight training.
Answer: Right away! Give us a call to schedule your Discovery flight or next lesson. We are open every day of the week.
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