Pro Aircraft Flight Training

A foundational pilot training program that introduces students to aircraft operations, basic flying techniques, and essential aviation skills. The course covers takeoff and landing, navigation between airports using landmarks, and handling emergency procedures, preparing students for private (non-commercial) flying.

The instrument rating is advanced training designed to teach you the necessary skills/procedures required to safely navigate through weather conditions which do not permit flight with an outside visual reference (means into the clouds, above the clouds or in foggy conditions, you can not see where you are and where you heading). Instrument flying is where you really learn to fly the airplane and is vital to a professional career.

The commercial pilot training is designed to teach you how to handle the airplane under maximum performance factors acquired in the private and instrument course and expand on them to meet the higher standard requirements. When you finish the commercial pilot course you will have obtained the professional qualities demanded in order to act as pilot in command of an aircraft for compensation or hire.

The multi-engine pilot course is designed to teach you how to fly a high performance/complex twin-engine aircraft under varying conditions, including single-engine operations. Currently, Pro Aircraft uses a Daimond 42 minimize the transition time from single to twin-engine aircraft. The course begins with an introduction to multi-engine normal operating procedures, aerodynamics, and aircraft systems. It continues with single engine procedures, aerodynamics, and maneuvers. Finally, instrument proficiency under normal and single-engine conditions will be performed to commercial pilot standards.

The flight instructor course is designed to take all your knowledge of flying and expand it to the point you can teach it to other students. This rating is the most difficult of all the certificates to acquire. It demands a great deal of ground study and course preparations. When you complete your Certificated Flight Instructor check (CFI) (CFII) (CFI-ME), you will possess all the necessary skills to be an instructor for new pilots.