
25 Hours Dual Time
10 Hours Solo Time
35 Hours Ground School
Privileges of a private pilot include, but are not limited to:
1) Night Flying
2) Carrying Passengers
3) International Fight
Limitations of a private pilot include:
1) A private pilot may not fly for compensation or hire
2) A private pilot may not pay less than the pro rata share of the operating expenses of a flight.
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35 Hours Dual Time
10 Hours Simulator Time (ELITE PCATD or RedBird)
35 Hours Ground School
Privileges as an Instrument Rated Pilot Include, but are not limited to:
1) An instrument rated pilot may file an instrument flight plan and fly under Instrument Flight Rules
2) An instrument rated pilot is not limited by visual flight rules and minimum weather requirements
30 Hours Cross Country (Cessna 152 or Cessna 172)
40 Hours of RedBird Time
35 Hours Ground School
Privileges of a Commercial Pilot include, but are not limited to:
1) Carrying Person or Property for compensation or hire
Limitations of a Commercial Pilot include:
1) A commercial pilot may not fly more than 50 Nautical Miles for compensation or hire, if he does not hold an instrument rating
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10 Hours Total Time (Seneca II)
10 Hours Dual Time
35 Hours Ground School (if applicable)
10 Hours Simulator Time (RedBird or ELITE PCATD)
5 Hours Flight Time (Cessna 172 or Cessna 152)
15 Hours Ground School
5 Hours RedBird Time
2 Hours Flight Time (Cessna 172 Garmin 1000)
5 Hours Ground School
* All hours are based on FAA minimums.
* The APC and GCT are included in the 141 Training Curriculum but are also available separately.