Pilot Training
Get a full Private Pilot License in 14 days and become a pilot almost immediately! You will receive one-on-one instruction from one of the best senior instructors working in the US today. By PPL requirements, you will train for at least eight hours daily. The training program will take place in excellent aircraft equipped with a G430, G530, or other GPS. This course is completely immersive. In two weeks, we run over all of the pilot training materials. In the absence of time, forget to deal with business issues or answer your cell phone. Accelerated PPL training costs less and has a significantly higher retention rate than training that lasts over several months. You will train in a laid-back setting, and we will make every effort to ensure your learning is pleasant and memorable. Applicants don’t need any prior aeronautical experience.
We have tailored the ground and flight course to meet the demands of students who speak and understand English well. On the other hand, we can’t guarantee your Private Pilot certificate in two weeks. We have no control over the weather or your abilities. If you need more time to finish the training, we will help until you reach your goal and become a Certified Private Pilot at a normal daily training charge. 98% of our students finish the training and get a Private Pilot License in 14 days or less. By the PPL program students can drive a single-engine aircraft under Visual Flight Rules (VFR), which relies on visibility of at least three miles. According to VFR, they will also have the ability to fly at night through this PPL training. A Private Pilot might carry passengers but could not be paid for this. However, the pilot can split operating expenses with the passengers.
Medical Requirements
An FAA-designated Airman Medical Examiner must do this physical. During your examination, you will have to complete an FAA application and a medical history form. The doctor will check your vision, sense of balance, hearing, nose, and throat. According to the Private Pilot Licence medical requirements, a doctor will inspect whether you are free from any serious medical problems like diabetes mellitus or chronic heart disease, or any mental or neurological issues like alcoholism, epilepsy, or psychosis.
A third-class medical certificate will validated:
- for the rest of the month of issue;
- 60 months whether the aviator has not attained age 40 on or before the exam date.
- for 24 months if the pilot is 40 years old or above on or before the date of the exam;
Even if you have a serious medical issue, you can still obtain a PPL license. In this case, you must speak with an Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) to know your alternatives (for instance, you might always need to fly with another licensed pilot present).
Knowledge Test
The pilot knowledge test checks the concepts and knowledge you gained during your ground school training. You take this computerized exam before starting your flight education.
The 60 multiple-choice questions are randomly selected from a PPL question bank that contains over 700 questions about airplanes. The examiners have 2,5 hours to finish the test in the knowledge test. The test can cover anything, from cross-country flight planning to the latest Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) and details about air traffic control.
You can prepare for theoretical tests with King Schools -Private Pilot Knowledge Test Course for $280.
Cost of the Program
This 2-week-long PPL training costs $16,800.00, with the FAA Examiner charge not included in the price. You can verify your spot on the training schedule with a $1,000.00 deposit. The remaining amount is due ten days before the start. Although payments are non-refundable, the organizers can apply you to a new date within six months. MasterCard, Visa, cash, cheques, wire transfers, and Zelle transfers are accepted. Rental insurance, which is available at reasonable rates is recommended for aspiring pilots, which is available at reasonable rates.
You can apply for Private Pilot training via Accelerated Flight & Instrument Training’s (A.F.I.T.) website.
