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| Professional Pilot Course |
| Aviation Atlanta can create a custom course for your needs. However, for those with a firm vision of their future as a commercial pilot, Aviation Atlanta has designed the Professional Pilot Course. This is a complete, comprehensive training program. Whether your aviation goal is to fly for a major airline, regional, or corporation, our goal is to train you to be one of the best, and become an attractive applicant to a prospective airline employer. |
The Course Includes:
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Private Pilot Certificate
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Instrument Instructor Rating
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Instrument Rating
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Multi-engine Instructor Rating
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Commercial Pilot Certificate
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Required Medical Examinations
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Multi-engine Rating
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All Ground Lessons
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Flight Instructor Certificate
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All Knowledge tests
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Professional Pilot Course includes up to 50 hours in a C-152, 130 hours in a C-172 or Piper PA-28-161, 30 hours in a C-172R, 40 hours in a C-172RG, 35 hours in a Beechcraft Duchess, and up to 300 hours of flight instructor time.
All Books & Materials Included:
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Textbooks, Logbook, Plotter, E6B computer
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Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge
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Flight Training Handbook
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Aviation Instructor Handbook
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Instrument Flying Handbook
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Federal Aviation Regulations
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Instrument Flight Training Manual
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Aeronautical Information Manual
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Charts, operator's handbooks
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Weather and Weather Services
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Also included:
All FAA 141 books, ground lessons, flight bag, Aviation Atlanta T-shirt, and top of the line headset.
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Aircraft used:
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Cessna 152, 172, 172RG, Piper Warrior, or Beech Duchess BE-76
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Duration of course:
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7 to 9 Months
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Prerequisites:
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• Be at least 18 years old by the date the Commercial Pilot check ride is taken.
• High School Diploma, or equivalent.
• Speak, read and understand the English Language.
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Pro Pilot
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MultiEngine
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Course Price:
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$49,045
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$70,945
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With your Private Certificate:
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$45,345
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$67,135
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Note: Tuition for the Professional Pilot course is divided into 5 payments. The course typically takes 7-9 months, however each pilot has a maximum of 1 year to complete the course.
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Private Pilot
Private Pilot Course (14 CFR 141 or 61)
If you have a passion for aviation and want to fly an airplane where you are pilot-in-command, then becoming a private pilot is within your reach! To become a certificated private pilot, Aviation Atlanta has individualized training courses designed to help you acquire all the skills necessary within the minimum amount of time, so you can finally fly for pleasure and carry passengers. Finish-up courses are also available if you have previous training or experience.
Aircraft used:
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Cessna 152, or your choice of other aircraft for an additional fee
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Prerequisites:
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• At least 17 years of age
• Hold at least a Third Class Medical
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Cost:
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$6,175 – Includes knowledge test, 50 hours of flight time, and up to 50 hours of instructor time.
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All knowledge tests have same day results at no extra charge.
Georgia sales tax will be added to prices. Prices subject to change without notice.
Instrument
Instrument Rating Course (14 CFR 141 or 61)
The addition of an instrument rating will extend your Private Pilot privileges. Completion of this course allows you to operate an aircraft solely by reference to instruments. To acquire the prestigious Instrument Rating requires a disciplined pilot, a combination of specialized instructors, consistent scheduling, and the appropriate equipment. Aviation Atlanta has excellent training techniques and the highest standards. Because of this, we have an excellent pass rate for IFR qualified pilots from our Instrument Rating Course. Ground lessons are included in the course price.
Duration:
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Based upon individual abilities and effort
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Aircraft used:
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Cessna 172 or Piper PA-28-161
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Prerequisites:
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• Private or commercial certificate
• Course may be given under FAR 61 but 50 hours cross country time is required by completion of course.
• Current medical
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Cost:
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$8,220 - Includes ground lessons and knowledge test. 45 hours flight time and up to 65 hours of flight instructor time.
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Commercial
Commercial Pilot Prep Course (14 CFR 61)
Aviation Atlanta offers a prep course to the pilot who is ready for the Commercial Pilot's Certificate and has at least 240 hours of flight time as pilot and have met all requirements of FAR -61.129 (a) or (b). You will receive 10 hours of intense training including practicing commercial maneuvers in a complex aircraft. The Commercial Pilot Certificate is much like your Private, except the Commercial Certificate is required for the pilot who wishes to be compensated for his or her flying. Many pilots upgrade to qualify for lower insurance premiums, or for additional flight proficiency.
Duration:
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Based upon individual abilities and effort
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Aircraft used:
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Cessna 172RG
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Prerequisites:
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• Private pilot certificate
• Meet all FAR Part 61 requirements for commercial pilots
• 240 hours of flight time as pilot
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Cost:
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Single-engine $2,350
Multi-engine $3,749
Includes ground instruction, knowledge test, and up to 10 hours
of flight time and 20 hours of flight instructor time.
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Aviation Atlanta will custom tailor a course just for you that meets any requirement(s) you may be lacking.
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Multi Engine
Multi-Engine Add-on Course (14 CFR 141 or 61)
Aviation Atlanta's individualized multi-engine training course is designed to make you a competent multi-engine pilot, with an emphasis on intensive training aimed at maximum proficiency and safety.
Aircraft used:
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Beechcraft Duchess, BE-76
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Includes:
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Private or Commercial VFR. Ground lessons, study materials, and up to 12 hours flight time and 22 hours ground and flight instruction.
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Cost:
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$3,849 – Add $499 for IFR add on
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CFI
Certified Flight Instructor Course (14 CFR 141 or 61)
Acquiring the prestigious Certified Flight Instructor Certificate enables you to share the joy of flying as you instruct others who desire pilot certificates. The CFI course fundamentals focus on creating and presenting lesson plans to a student in a ground school atmosphere; this will thoroughly prepare you to flight instruct and continue earning desired flight hours.
Duration:
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Based upon individual abilities and effort
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Aircraft used:
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Up to 10 hours in a Cessna 172, up to 10 hours in a 172 RG
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Prerequisites:
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• Hold a valid FAA Commercial Pilot certificate
• An Airplane Single engine land rating
• An Instrument Rating
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Cost:
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$4,415 - Includes up to 40 hours flight instructor time,
ground lessons, study material, knowledge test, and
up to 10 hours in a C-172 and 10 hours in a C-172RG
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CFII
Instrument Flight Instructor Course (14 CFR 141 or 61)
Add the CFII to your initial instructor certificate. Contact us at office@aviationatlanta.com for more information!
Duration:
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Based upon individual abilities and effort
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Aircraft used:
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Up to 10 hours in a Cessna 172 or Piper PA28-161
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Prerequisites:
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• Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating or
ATP Certificate
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Cost:
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$2,155 - Ground lessons, study materials, knowledge test, and up to 10 hours in a
C-172 or Piper PA28-161 and 20
hours of flight instructor time.
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MEI
Multi-Engine Instructor Course (14 CFR 141 or 61)
Earning the Multi-Engine Instructor Rating will significantly increase your hiring potential at larger flight schools. Contact us at office@aviationatlanta.com for more information!
Duration:
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Based upon individual abilities and effort
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Aircraft used:
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Up to 10 hours in a Beechcraft Duchess (BE-76)
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Prerequisites:
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• Valid Commercial Pilot Certificate with multi-engine land rating, CFI, CFII
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Cost:
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$3,210 - Includes up to 20 hours of flight instructor time, ground lessons, study materials, and up to 10 hours of
flight time in a BE-76.
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ATP
Airline Transport Pilot Course (14 CFR 61)
Includes knowledge test, study materials, and up to 5 hours of flight time in a
Beechcraft Duchess.
Aircraft used:
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Beechcraft Duchess
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Cost:
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$1299
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