Discovery Flight

Whether you've never considered becoming a pilot or you look up at every plane that flies by, a discovery flight is a great way to experience aviation for the first time. You'll get to put your hands on the controlls and feel the plane all while being surounded by the beauty of Washington. 

What You Get

A one hour flight.

Logbook with first flight entry.

An overview of the plane and basic flight concepts.

The first of many amazing experiences in the air.

Private Pilot

This is the first certificate to get for most pilots pursuing aviation for both recreational flying and achieving career goals.

Requirements

Must be at least 17 years of age before the check ride, and 16 for solo privileges.

Must be a U.S. Citizen.

Have at least 40 hours of flight time to include solo, cross country and night requirements.

Hold an aviation medical certificate.

Pass the FAA knowledge exam with a 70% or better.

Pass the FAA practical exam with a designated pilot examiner

Cost of Training

There are a lot of variables when it comes to estimating the cost of flight training from rental rates, learning speed and other external factors. If you're just looking for a number, here it is: $15,000 to $20,000.

Commercial Pilot

Becoming a commercial pilot is a huge milestone for any pilot. It's shows that you can fly to a higher standard and perform more complex tasks with the aircraft. 

Requirements

Hold a private pilot certificate.

Be at least 18 years of age.

Have at least 250 hours of flight time

Pass the FAA knowledge exam with a 70% or better.

Pass the FAA practical exam with a designated pilot examiner

Flight Review

How to Start

It is as simple as reaching out and saying I want to fly. From there we can discuss all your questions and prepare you for the your flight.