You can earn your certificate in as little as a few months – flying between 60 and 80 hours in the process, about half of which will be solo. But many people take more time than that – and some learn faster, by flying three or four times a week rather than once every week or two.

Learn skills during lessons, not "book" material. With Cessna Computer-Based Instruction, you'll understand the flying principles beforehand, and you'll get a preview of the next flight to prime the learning pump.

Total cost is based on hours flown. Progress quickly, and you pay less. Our aircraft range in price from $118 to $157 per hour. A Master Instructor is $75 an hour and our Certified Flight Instructors are $55 an hour.