FAA 0 – 1500 Flight Hours for US Citizens
This course is designed for pilots with no experience. It allows them
FAA Accelerated Programs
Save Your Time
The accelerated course lets you complete pilot training in just a few weeks instead of months. Students train up to 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, covering everything needed to become a safe, competent pilot.
Save Your Money
Save money with Flying Academy’s accelerated flight program by completing training faster, avoiding repeated lessons, and reducing accommodation and relocation costs.
Accelerated Private Pilot Program
Accelerated PPL is a fast track program designed for students who want to complete their training expeditiously. We offer an intense training program for student pilots seeking to train as often as possible and obtain their license in under four weeks. The program includes one-on-one flight training and ground instruction.
- Medical Certificate
2. IACRA Application for Student Pilot Certification
3. Be ready to pass the FAA Knowledge Exam
4. VISA and TSA Approval
5. Be at least 17 years of age
6. Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
One of the main factors of flight training delay is poor weather conditions. But with our strategically located in beautiful Miami, Florida, or the picturesque Los Angeles, California- The weather is more than accommodating practically most of the whole year.
Accelerated Instrument Pilot Training Program
The Accelerated IFR Program is for students aiming to complete their training in under six weeks through intensive flight and ground instruction. Flying Academy ensures you become a safe, skilled pilot through strong knowledge, ability, and decision-making.
One of the main factors of flight training delay is poor weather conditions. But with our strategically located in beautiful Miami, Florida, or the picturesque Los Angeles, California- The weather is more than accommodating practically most of the whole year.
- Medical Certificate
- Hold at least a current private pilot certificate
- Be ready to pass the FAA knowledge exam
- Be at least 17 years of age
- Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
In order to obtain an Instrument Rating, the pilot must complete a minimum of 50 hours cross country as PIC (Pilot In Command) and 15 hours of dual time training with a CFII (Certified Flight Instrument Instructor).
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Accelerated Commercial Pilot Training Course
Obtaining a Commercial Pilot Certificate is key for those pursuing a career in aviation. The Accelerated Program is designed for pilots who want to train intensively and complete their certification in as little as two weeks. It includes both flight and ground instruction. Flying Academy’s goal is to ensure you become a safe, skilled, and confident pilot through strong knowledge, ability, and decision-making.
- Medical Certificate
- Hold a Private Pilot License, Aircraft Single Engine-Land (ASEL)
- Be at least 18 years of age
- VISA
- Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
- Accumulate appropriate flight experience and instruction
One of the main factors of flight training delay is poor weather conditions. But with our strategically located in beautiful Miami, Florida, or the picturesque Los Angeles, California- The weather is more than accommodating practically most of the whole year.
Accelerated Multi-Engine Rating
The Accelerated Multi-Engine Rating Program is for pilots who want to complete their training in under a week. It prepares you to fly faster, more complex aircraft while deepening your understanding of aerodynamics and boosting confidence. Flying Academy’s goal is to help you become a safe, skilled, and competent pilot.
One of the main factors of flight training delay is poor weather conditions. But with our strategically located in beautiful Miami, Florida.
- Multi engine aircraft Preflight preparation
- Multi-engine Preflight procedures
- Airport operations
- Takeoffs, landings, and go-arounds
- Performance maneuvers
- Slow flight and stalls
- Emergency operations
- Post flight procedures
In order to obtain an Instrument Rating, the pilot must complete a minimum of 50 hours cross country as PIC (Pilot In Command) and 15 hours of dual time training with a CFII (Certified Flight Instrument Instructor).
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FAA Instrument Rating
This Rating extends the privileges of PPL(A) or CPL(A), and allows pilots
FAA PPL
FAA Online Courses allow you to complete all ground training for PPL