Accelerated Flight Training
If time is of the essence, an accelerated flight training program may be just what you need.
Accelerated Private Pilot Training
Accelerated Private Pilot Training Typically Includes:
- 8 hrs. of training per day
- 4-5 hrs of in-flight training per day
- 3-4 hrs of one-on-one classroom training with your certified flight instructor per day
- Jeppesen Pilot Training System
- Pilot Syllabus
- FAR/AIM Manual
- E6B Flight Computer
- Navigational Plotter
- Pilot Logbook
- Fuel Tester
- Flight Bag
- Aviation Headset
- Need a place to stay while you train? Housing is also available at an affordable rate.
Estimated Private Pilot Cost
Accelerated Flight Training Features:
- Customized training schedules tailored to your needs
- An entire team of skilled flight instructors
- Quick and easy checkride scheduling – no need to waste a month scrambling to find a DPE!
- Train at Addison Airport (KADS) – one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country – Your training is fast-paced and more comprehensive
What You’ll Need to Begin:
- Successfully complete the FAA written test (view our online ground school recommendations)
- Student pilot certificate
- 3rd class (or higher) FAA medical certificate
- Passport OR birth certificate
- Driver’s license
- TSA approval if not a US citizen
Accelerated Instrument Pilot Training
The Accelerated Instrument Pilot Package Includes:
- 8 hrs. of training per day
- 4-5 hrs of in-flight training per day
- 3-4 hrs of one-on-one classroom training with your certified flight instructor per day
- Jeppesen Pilot Training System
- Pilot Syllabus
- FAR/AIM Manual
- Flight Bag
- Need a place to stay while you train? Housing is also available at an affordable rate.
Accelerated Flight Training Features:
- Customized training schedules tailored to your needs
- An entire team of skilled flight instructors
- Guaranteed quick and easy checkride scheduling – no need to waste a month scrambling to find a DPE!
- Train at Addison Airport (KADS) – one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country – Your training is fast-paced and more comprehensive
What You’ll Need to Begin:
- Successfully complete the FAA written test
- Private pilot license
- BasicMed or 3rd class (or higher) FAA medical certificate
- TSA approval if not a US citizen