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Private Pilot
Why become a private pilot?
Flying is a great way to bring distant destinations within easy reach. Enjoy the incredible view from the air. Enjoy a community that shares your enthusiasm for flying. Talk to a pilot; they will tell you flying is the most fun, rewarding, and challenging experience of their lives. Enjoy the benefit of being able to travel faster to fun destinations for business or pleasure.
Why Air Direct?
- FAA Part 141 accredited school assures the quality of both our training and aircraft
- Experienced and committed instructors Convenient and flexible scheduling that fits your needs
- One on one quality and personalized training
- Safe and well maintained fleet
- On-site knowledge exam testing
What are the requirements?
Our part 141 program can get you the private Pilot certificate with a minimum of 35 hours as compared to 40 hours for Part 61.
News
Dave Delahunty, first solo
It is with pride that we congratulate Dave Delahunty on his first solo. Good work, Dave! Instructor kudos go to CFII Mike Webber.
QOTW - 13.20
I know him well, and he is just the kind of man to accomplish such an undertaking. He is apparently without fear and what he sets out to do he generally accomplishes. This recklessness makes him anything but a good aviator, however, for he lacks entirely the element of caution. --Wilbur Wright, speaking about Blériot's crossing the Channel.
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