To pursue training, you must be at least 16 years old, be able to read and write the English language, and hold at least a third class medical (we can help guide you on where to get this if you need it!)

If you are between 5'-6'3" you shouldn't have any problems fitting in our planes and seeing over the instrument panel. Some smaller pilots choose to bring a seat cushion (either to sit higher or more forward) to achieve an ideal sight-picture/view/reach.

According to AOPA, most students will earn their license in 60-80 hours. We strive to beat this, but it largely depends on motivation and how much time you can dedicate to studying.

Absolutely; talk to your instructor ahead of time to make sure the weight and balance is within limits.

The short answer is no. How much ground school you schedule is entirely up to you - some people learn better one-on-one with an instructor, others prefer self-study. Our instructors are well-equipped to teach you starting with the basics, and/or just answer questions you bring from independent study.

Whether you follow private with instrument or commercial training depends on your specific circumstances; let us help you build the best program for you. We'll review your logbook and discuss your goals to build an effective, efficient training outline.

We have outlined approximate training costs on our Services page. Please contact us with any questions on financing, program customization, etc.