Learn to fly!
Learning to fly is easier than you think. Whether you want to be an airline pilot, or just fly for fun, now is a good time to start your flight training. With our quality instructors and resources, you can receive the professional flight training you desire. And it costs less than you might think.

There is no minimum age to begin your training, you just need to be eligible for an FAA medical certificate (and be able to reach the rudder pedals).

Visit Flights, Inc., talk with some of our instructors, look at our aircraft, start your flight training today! A short introductory flight with one of our instructors is a great way to begin your training.

When you're ready to start flying, you'll need an FAA Medical Certificate, which also serves as your student pilot certificate. Your flight instructor can recommend a medical examiner, or you can locate one through the FAA's medical examiner list.

What does it cost?
The cost of flight training varies from person to person. While a few people can complete their flight training in the minimum fourty hours flight time required, most do not. The national average is closer to 62 hours of flight time to become a capable pilot. The cost of your flight time also depends on which type of aircraft you train in. Flying a carburated Cessna 172 for 60 hours at Flights, Inc. is about $4,500. Other expenses you should budget for include your student materials (such as a Cessna student pilot kit), Ground School, and Flight Instructor fees.

Financial Aid
We understand that flight training is expensive. Flights, Inc. can help you get a Sallie Mae loan to cover your flight training expenses. Ask your instructor or the Flights, Inc. staff for more information about securing a loan.