
See What's Possible
Watch how your journey to the skies begins with single-engine training.
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Every professional pilot started with a single rating: Private Pilot. It's your first step into aviation—learning to fly, mastering the fundamentals, and earning the freedom to take passengers anywhere in the country.
From there, each additional rating expands your capabilities: flying in weather systems, getting paid to fly, teaching others, and eventually moving into multi-engine and airline operations.
The beauty of our Part 141 program? You get a dedicated instructor assigned from day one. Ultimate control over your schedule, complete transparency in your training, and the flexibility to progress at your own pace—whether you're here for Private Pilot only or planning to go all the way to the airlines.
1-3 months
Private Pilot Certificate
Your Own Instructor
Assigned from day one
Your Schedule
Train when it works for you
Part 141
Structured, proven training
The Take Off Program Gets You Flying Faster
If you want to get your Private Pilot Certificate as quickly as possible, our Take Off program is designed for maximum focus. Train 5-6 days per week with your dedicated instructor and finish in 4-6 weeks instead of 1-3 months. Perfect for career changers, people between jobs, or anyone ready to immerse themselves completely in learning to fly.
5-6 days per week
4-6 weeks to Private Pilot
No distractions, just flying
Start with Private Pilot. Continue as far as you want to go.
Learn the fundamentals of flight, navigation, and aircraft operations. First solo and checkride.
Master flying by reference to instruments. Fly in clouds, low visibility, and adverse conditions.
Get paid to fly. Includes time building hours and advanced maneuvers training.
Certified Flight Instructor. Teach others while building hours toward ATP minimums.
1-3 months
Learn to fly and earn the freedom to take passengers anywhere in the country.
2-4 months
Fly in clouds and weather. Navigate the IFR system like the professionals.
3-6 months
Get paid to fly. Turn your passion into a profession.
2-4 months
Teach others and build flight hours while earning income. Includes CFI and CFII.
Not sure how far you want to go? That's okay. Start with Private Pilot and decide later.
Our Aircraft
Well-maintained aircraft for every stage of your single-engine training. Hover to see specs.

Single-Engine Trainer
Private Pilot, Instrument Rating
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Single-Engine Trainer

Single-Engine
Commercial, Time Building
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Single-Engine

Your First Step into Aviation
This is where it all begins. The Private Pilot Certificate gives you the freedom to fly single-engine aircraft, carry passengers, and go anywhere in the country—all under your own command.
You'll learn the fundamentals of flight, master aircraft control, understand weather and navigation, and develop the skills and judgment that every pilot needs. By the end, you'll have the confidence to take your friends and family flying, explore new destinations from the air, and experience the freedom that only pilots know.
Under our Part 141 certification, you're assigned one instructor from your first flight through checkride. You control the schedule, train when it works for you, and never deal with instructor turnover or availability conflicts.
Complete at your own pace
Flight training with your CFI
40 hours of aviation knowledge
Prepared to pass your exam
Fly in Any Weather
Once you have your Private Pilot Certificate, the Instrument Rating is the next natural step. You'll learn to fly solely by reference to your instruments, opening up a whole new world of flying capabilities regardless of weather conditions.
Duration: 2-4 months • Your same dedicated instructor continues with you


Get Paid to Fly
The Commercial Pilot Certificate is your ticket to making flying your career. You'll refine your skills to professional standards, learn advanced maneuvers, and develop the judgment that separates professional pilots from recreational flyers. This is where passion becomes profession.
Duration: 3-6 months • Requires 250 total flight hours
Teach and Build Hours
Becoming a Certified Flight Instructor is the smartest way to build flight time while earning income. You'll teach students from their first flight through advanced ratings, deepening your own knowledge while logging 800-1200 hours per year. CFI includes both the basic flight instructor rating and the instrument instructor add-on (CFII).
Duration: 2-4 months for both CFI and CFII

Real experiences from pilots who trained with us
"The instructors here are top-notch. They really take the time to make sure you understand everything before moving on. I got my Private Pilot certificate faster than I expected!"
Ben Grant
"Having a dedicated instructor from day one made all the difference. No more scheduling headaches or starting over with someone new. They knew exactly where I was in my training."
Danna Eady
"The flexibility to train on my schedule was crucial. I work full-time but was still able to get my license in 3 months. The Part 141 structure kept me on track."
Kelly Fielder
The advantages of structured, certified flight training (approved for specific programs)
One instructor assigned from day one. No fighting for availability, no starting over with someone new. You train when it works for you.
Part 141 certification means clear standards, proven curriculum, and predictable progression. You always know what comes next.
Continuity with one instructor means no wasted time re-explaining your goals. They know how you learn and help you progress efficiently.

$140
/hr wet
Our Primary Trainer
The Piper Tomahawk was designed in the late 70s based on input from hundreds of flight instructors. Known as "the little airplane with the big airplane heart," it flies and handles like a much larger aircraft—making it one of the best attitude flying trainers available.
Low wing design with wrap-around windshield and windows for spectacular in-flight visibility.
Advanced GAW-1 airfoil and T-tail provide handling characteristics that prepare you for larger aircraft.
More challenging than typical trainers—develops precise planning, timing, coordination, and sharper reflexes.
Adjustable seats for any height, wide cabin for ample shoulder room, and easy cockpit entry/exit.
We're proud to be VA approved for multiple programs. Your service earned you these benefits—let us help you use them to launch your aviation career.
Approved for specific programs—reach out to discuss more about Part 141/VA approved programs.
For benefit eligibility and funding details. School does not determine VA entitlement.
This school is approved to offer GI Bill® educational benefits by the California State Approving Agency (CSAAVE). Veterans and eligible persons must contact the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to determine eligibility for benefits.
Approved by: California State Approving Agency (CSAAVE) | VA Facility Code: 26000705
Program completion does not guarantee employment, certification, or licensure. Employment and earnings outcomes vary based on individual performance and market conditions. GI Bill® benefits are subject to VA rules, annual caps, eligibility, remaining entitlement, and program approval. Not all training costs may be covered. Out-of-pocket expenses may apply.
Making Flight Training Affordable
We know flight training is a big investment, but it shouldn't hold you back. We offer flexible financing options designed to fit your budget.
Whether you're training full-time or need to pace your payments, we'll help you find a way to make your aviation dreams achievable.

Flexible Plans
Options for every budget
Professional aviation training built by fighter pilots. From your first flight to your first airline job.
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