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Part 61 Pilot Training2025-05-13T21:44:20+00:00

AV8 Flight School

Learn to Fly on Your Own Terms: Part 61

Part 61 Training for aircraft pilots offers a more flexible approach to flight training. This program is ideal for people with busy schedules or those who prefer to learn at their own pace. Under Part 61, students can customize their training experience based on personal goals and learning styles. This flexibility allows pilots to accumulate flight hours and gain experience without adhering to a strict curriculum.

While Part 61 does not have the same structured requirements as Part 141, it still mandates that a student must complete ground school instruction and practical flight training. A minimum of 40 flight hours is required for a PPL, but many students find that they exceed this requirement as they gain confidence and skill. The informal nature of Part 61 makes it popular among hobbyists and those pursuing aviation for personal enjoyment rather than professional aspirations.

Part 61 Training an excellent approach to flight training for anyone with a busy schedule or who prefers to learn at their own pace. Whether you’re flying for fun or seeking to build foundational skills for future aviation endeavors, AV8 Flight School offers personalized training options that will align with your unique aspirations. Ready to take your first flight? Contact us today!

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FAQ: Part 61 Training Program

What makes Part 61 different from Part 141?2025-05-13T21:28:25+00:00

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 instructors who adapt lessons to your needs.

How many hours do I need for a Private Pilot License under Part 61?2025-05-13T21:28:25+00:00

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 they gain experience.

Is there any ground school requirement in Part 61?2025-05-13T21:28:24+00:00

Yes, you must complete ground school instruction covering essential aviation topics, even though the structure is less formal than in Part 141.

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