Flight Training

Our curriculum begins with the Private Pilot License (PPL), where students gain core flight knowledge and hands-on experience. From there, pilots can earn their Instrument Rating, allowing them to fly safely and confidently in a wider range of weather conditions. The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) prepares you to fly professionally, providing advanced instruction and solo time to refine your skills. For those pursuing a career in aviation education or building hours toward the airlines, we offer Flight Instructor Certifications (CFI & CFII), equipping you to teach and lead the next generation of aviators. Whether your goal is personal or professional, FlyHome Aviation provides a structured, supportive path for every stage of your journey in the skies.

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Course Overview

1. Private Pilot License
(PPL)

This certification allows you to fly aircraft for personal use, carry passengers, and build foundational flight skills that prepare you for advanced training. You'll gain experience in both solo and dual instruction environments and develop a strong understanding of aerodynamics, airspace, communication, and more. *Reference 61.105 Training Package Includes: ✅ 30 Hours of Dual Flight Training ✅ 12 Hours of Solo Flight ✅ 25 Hours of Ground Training 💰 Total Cost: $10,570

2. Instrument Rating
(IFR)

The Instrument Rating is an essential upgrade to your pilot certificate that allows you to fly in a wider range of weather conditions and solely by reference to instruments. This training sharpens your precision, enhances safety, and hones the pilots skills. *Reference 61.65 Training Package Includes: ✅ 50 Hours of Instrument Flight Training ✅ 30 Hours of Ground Training ✅ 45 Hours of Cross-Country Time Building 💰 Total Cost: $18,500

3. Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

The Commercial Pilot License is the gateway to getting paid to fly. This program is designed to fine-tune your flying abilities, enhance decision-making skills, and prepare you for careers in commercial aviation, such as flight instructing, charter, or airline operations. *Reference 61.125 Training Package Includes: ✅ 54 Hours of Dual Flight Training ⤷ Includes 10 Hours in a complex aircraft ✅ 71 Hours of Solo Flight ✅ 25 Hours of Ground Training 💰 Total Cost: $25,330

4. Flight Instructor Certification (CFI & CFII)

The Flight Instructor certificates allow you to teach the next generation of aviators while building flight hours toward your own professional goals. These certifications not only improve your own piloting skills, but they also provide income opportunities and expand your aviation resume. Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) ✅ 10 Hours of Dual Flight Training ✅ 25 Hours of Ground Training 💰 Total Cost: $4,200 Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument (CFII) ✅ 10 Hours of Dual Flight Training ✅ 20 Hours of Ground Training 💰 Total Cost: $3,850

Zero Hours to Career Pilot

Our Part 61 training pathway is designed to take students from zero experience to a fully certified commercial pilot in as little as 18 months. This clear, structured progression includes Private, Instrument, Commercial, and Flight Instructor ratings—building not just your flight hours, but your confidence and readiness for a professional aviation career. Our goal is to make the journey efficient, affordable, and achievable for aspiring pilots ready to soar. -Private Pilot Flight Time Required: 50-80 Hours Estimated Duration: 16-24 Weeks Focus: Introduction to flight, basic aerodynamics, solo flying, and foundational skills required to pilot an aircraft under VFR (Visual Flight Rules). - Instrument Rating Flight Time Required: 40-60 Hours Estimated Duration: 16-20 Weeks Focus: Learn to fly in a wider range of weather conditions (reference by instruments). This stage builds confidence in navigation and enhances flight skills. -Commercial Pilot Flight Time Required: 100-150 Hours Estimated Duration: 24 Weeks Focus: Train to meet the FAA requirements for commercial flying. Advanced maneuvers, high-performance aircraft, and increased proficiency in flight operations. Includes: 10 hours in a complex aircraft *Complex Aircraft: Constant speed propeller, retractable landing gear and flaps Solo & Dual Hours -CFI/CFII and Multi-Engine Add-On These will be further discussed upon completion of Flight Training

Why Choose

Part 61

Part 61 flight training is designed for pilots who want more than just a certificate—it builds aviators who are prepared for real-world flying and long-term success in aviation. With a flexible structure and personalized instruction, Part 61 allows instructors to go beyond a scripted syllabus and focus on true understanding, decision-making, and safety. Training adapts to each student’s learning needs and pace, ensuring a deep grasp of aeronautical knowledge rather than simply memorizing procedures for a checkride. Students gain experience in a variety of real-life flying conditions, environments, and scenarios that build confidence and sound judgment—qualities essential for professional pilots. Part 61 doesn’t just prepare you to pass a test—it prepares you to thrive in the cockpit, fly with skill, and build a foundation for a successful aviation career.

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Checkout the FAR Part 61 Handbook for more information.

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