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Key Program Features
The advantages are many. The benefits are immense. The pricing is surprising.
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Full, unrestricted FAA/ICAO PPL
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10 hours flight time
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Year-around flying with no delays
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Easy USA certification
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License Benefits
What benefits will I be able to enjoy if I qualify for this license?
ATPL holders will enjoy a number of great benefits. Some of them are:
| Serve (work) as flight instructors either in a flight academy or as freelance pilots |
| Be able to log ALL flight time served as FI as pilot-in-command |
| Serve in key management and administrative positions within the flight academy environment, domestic or international. |
| Gain aeronautical experience towards their ATPL license and ratings |
| Get academic credit from aeronautical universities |
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Course Duration
How long will it take?
We are projecting for every student to fly a minimum of 2 hours per day. Sometimes more. The actual program duration, from CFI license to PPL or CPL pilot will be 4 weeks and consist of the following 3 stages and ratings:
Stage 1 Certified Flight Instructor, single-engine airplane (CFI)
| 4 weeks, where | ||
| 2 week of theoretical training | ||
| 2 week of practical flight training | ||
Stage 2 Certified Flight Instructor, airplane instrument (CFII)
| 2 weeks, where | ||
| 1 week of theoretical training | ||
| 1 week of practical flight training | ||
Stage 3 Certified Flight Instructor, multi-engine airplane (MEI)
| 2 weeks, where | ||
| 1 week of theoretical training | ||
| 1 week of practical flight training | ||
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Flight & Ground School Training
Summary of the estimated flight training hours
Theoretical Training
The FAA regulations do not specify minimum required classroom time for candidates who want to obtain this certification.
Stage 1 CFI
| 60 hours, of which | ||
| 40 hours of classroom lectures | ||
| 20 hours of pre- and post-flight briefings | ||
Stage 2 CFII
| 30 hours, of which | ||
| 20 hours of classroom lectures | ||
| 10 hours of pre- and post-flight briefings | ||
Stage 3 MEI
| 40 hours, of which | ||
| 20 hours of classroom lectures | ||
| 20 hours of pre- and post-flight briefings | ||
*2 written exams are required for stage 1
**1 written exam is required for stage 2
***1 written exam is required for stage 3
Practical Training
Stage 1 CFI
| 26 hours, of which | ||
| 5 hours dual in C152 (PIC) | ||
| 20 hours dual in Piper Arrow (PIC) | ||
| 1 hour FAA check-ride | ||
Stage 2 CFII
| 11 hours, of which | ||
| 10 hours dual (PIC) | ||
| 1 hour check-ride (PIC) | ||
Stage 3 MEI
| 14 hours, of which | ||
| 13 hours dual (PIC) | ||
| 1 hour check-ride (PIC) | ||
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Flight Crew Licensing
Summary of the flight training licenses that the students will get
Students will receive the following flight crew licenses during this program:
| License / Rating | Minimum hour requirements |
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| Certified Flight Instructor, Pt 61 | 200 |
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Accommodation
We are proud to provide the most comfortable environment for learning!
Accommodation is not included in the CFI course cost. Student may need to consider booking accommodation for at least 3 months. Accommodation options are available on and off campus.
Campus is located only a few minutes walk from the airport and approximately 10-15 minutes from the beach. Please review the campus details here >>>
| Accommodation option | Monthly cost |
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| Campus, shared room (standard) | $575 |
| Campus, private room | $800 |
| Off-campus, shared room: | $350 (approx) |
| Off-campus, private room | $600 |
