How much does it usually cost to earn a PPL?
The total cost varies by individual, but generally ranges from $15,000 to $17,000, depending on the training hours you need to achieve proficiency. [...]
How long does it typically take to earn a PPL?
The time it takes varies by individual, but generally ranges from a few months to over a year, depending on your schedule and frequency of [...]
What are the main requirements to get a PPL?
To get a PPL, you need to complete a minimum number of flight hours, pass a written knowledge test, and successfully complete a checkride [...]
What can I do with a Private Pilot License?
With a PPL, you can fly for personal enjoyment, carry passengers, and operate aircraft in good weather conditions. However, you cannot be compensated for your [...]
Is there any ground school requirement in Part 61?
Yes, you must complete ground school instruction covering essential aviation topics, even though the structure is less formal than in Part 141.
How many hours do I need for a Private Pilot License under Part 61?
The FAA requires a minimum of 40 flight hours for a Private Pilot License under Part 61, but many students may log longer hours as [...]
What makes Part 61 different from Part 141?
Part 61 offers more flexibility in your flight training. Train at your own pace, tailor learning to fit your personal goals and work one-on-one with [...]
Is there financial aid or financing available for the Part 141 program?
Yes! Here are a few Financial Aid highlights and providers. Learn more quickly and easily by getting in touch with us. [...]
Can I earn college credits while training under Part 141?
Yes! AV8 Flight School is a Flight Training Affiliate with Liberty University. Contact us for details and get started here.
How many flight hours do I need for a Private Pilot License under Part 141?
You can obtain a Private Pilot License with as few as 35 flight hours under a Part 141 program, provided you meet all proficiency [...]