The course follows an approved Part 141 curriculum and is designed to provide students basic aeronautical knowledge for training towards the Private Pilot certificate. The course provides instruction in aeromedical; aircraft structure, systems, and instruments; aerodynamics; regulations and pre-flight requirements; airports/airspace; aircraft operations; emergency procedures; night operations; weather theory and services; VFR navigation, and aeronautical decision-making. At the completion of this course, the student will have completed the ground training necessary to meet the endorsement requirements to take the Private Pilot Airmen Knowledge Test.

This course consists of flight instruction given by an appropriately rated instructor as well as solo practice. Flight instruction is received in the following areas: pre-flight operations, weight and balance determination, line inspection, aircraft start-up and run-ups, airplane servicing, airport and traffic pattern operations at controlled and uncontrolled airports, radio communications, and collision avoidance precautions; flight maneuvering by reference to ground objects; flight at slow airspeeds with realistic distractions, recognition of and recovery from stalls entered from straight flight and from turns, and execution of proper takeoffs and landings. Additionally, the course will cover how to properly control and maneuver an airplane solely by reference to instruments, including emergency descents and climbs using radio aids or radar directives; and the skill of cross-country flying using pilotage, dead reckoning, and radio aids.

The course is designed to provide students basic aeronautical knowledge for training towards an FAA Instrument rating. This course provides instruction in human factors; instruments; aerodynamics; regulations; airspace; ATC; IFR navigation; aircraft control; emergency operations; IFR operations; and accident analysis. At the completion of this course, the student will have completed the ground training necessary to meet the endorsement requirements to take the Instrument Airmen Knowledge Test.

Prerequisite: Private Pilot Certificate

This course covers the control and accurate maneuvering of an airplane solely by reference to flight instruments, IFR navigation by the use of VOR and GPS systems (including time, speed and distance computations), and compliance with air traffic control instructions and procedures. The course will also cover flying instrument approaches to published minimums using the VOR, GPS, LOC, and ILS systems and cross-country flying in simulated or actual IFR conditions, on airways or as routed by ATC, are covered in detail.

Prerequisite: Private Pilot Certificate

The course is designed to provide students basic aeronautical knowledge for training towards an FAA Commercial Pilot certificate with single engine rating. This course provides instruction in aeromedical; CRM; single engine systems/aerodynamics; regulations and pre-flight requirements; single-engine operations; single-engine maneuvers, emergency operations; airspace; meteorology; IFR operations; cross-country planning; and aeronautical decision making. At the completion of this course, the student will have completed the ground training necessary to meet the endorsement requirements to take the Commercial Pilot Airmen Knowledge Test.

Prerequisite: Private Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating

This course consists of flight instruction given by an appropriately rated instructor. Flight instruction is received in a complex airplane with retractable gear, flaps, and a controllable propeller. Night flying, including a cross-country night flight with a landing at a point more than 100 miles from the point of departure is accomplished. Each student learns normal and maximum performance takeoffs, and landings using precision approaches and prescribed airplane performance speeds, including operation at maximum authorized takeoff weights. The course also covers emergency procedures appropriate to VFR and IFR flight and to the operation of complex airplane systems.

Prerequisite: Private Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating

The course is designed to provide students basic aeronautical knowledge for training towards an FAA multi-engine commercial rating. This course provides instruction in aerodynamic factors affecting multi-engine flight including engine-out operations as well as performance, weight-and-balance, and systems applicable to multi-engine aircraft.

Prerequisite: Commercial Pilot (SEL) with Instrument Rating

This course consists of flight instruction given by an appropriately rated instructor. Flight instruction is received in an airplane with retractable gear, flaps, a controllable propeller, and powered by multiple engines. Each student learns normal and maximum performance takeoffs, and landings using precision approaches and prescribed airplane performance speeds, including operation at maximum authorized takeoff weights. The course also covers emergency procedures appropriate to VFR and IFR flight and to the operation of complex airplane systems. The dual flight instruction phase covers normal multi-engine flight operations, engine-out procedures and various engine-out controllability demonstrations.

Prerequisite: Commercial Pilot (SEL) with Instrument Rating