Commercial Pilot Training In The USA

A private pilot license (PPL) is a type of pilot certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States, which allows the holder to act as the pilot in command of an aircraft for non-commercial purposes.

The duration of this program for PART 61 is approximately 4 months to 6 months and consists of total 40 hours total time including –

• 20 hours of Dual Flight Time
• 10 hours of Solo Flight Time
• Online Ground School
• Written Test
• Check ride fee

The duration of this program for PART 141 is approximately 4 months to 6 months and consists of total 35 hours total time including –

• 20 hours of Dual Flight Time
• Online Ground School
• Written Test
• Check ride fee

Instrument Rating

Unless a student chooses a country-specific degree where the New Zealand Instrument rating is not necessary, this program can be finished well within one’s CPL. When you have an instrument rating, you only use the aircraft’s instruments and radio signals from the ground to fly or navigate it.

PART 61 Includes:

• 50 hours PIC Cross Country Time
• 40 hours of Instrument Time (including atleast 15hrs dual)
• ONLINE Ground School
• Written Test
• Check ride fee

PART 141 Includes:

• 35hrs of instrument training (35hrs of dual)
• ONLINE Ground School
• Written Test
• Check ride fee

Note: Highlighted parts in Part 61 counts towards Part 61 CPL Aeronautical Experience.

Highlighted parts in Part 141 counts towards Part 141 CPL Aeronautical Experience.

A commercial pilot license (CPL) is a type of pilot certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States, which allows the holder to act as a pilot-in-command (PIC) of an aircraft for hire or compensation.

PART 61: 250 hours total time including

• 100 hours PIC time
• 20 hours Dual Flight Time
• 10 hours Solo Time
• ONLINE Ground School*
• Supplies
• Written Test
• Check ride fee

PART 141: 190 hours total time including

• 55 hours Dual Flight Time
• ONLINE Ground School*
• Supplies
• Written Test
• Check ride fee

A multi-engine endorsement (ME) is a type of additional certification that allows a pilot who holds a single-engine pilot certificate, such as a private pilot license (PPL) or a commercial pilot license (CPL), to fly multi-engine aircraft. The endorsement is added to the pilot’s existing certificate, and allows the pilot to act as the pilot in command of a multi-engine aircraft.

• 15 hours Dual Flight Time in a Piper Seneca
• 15 hours Ground School
• Check ride fee

Time Building

• 95 hours of Solo Flight Time