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Phase 3
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

The Commercial Pilot License allows you to be compensated for flying. It builds upon your foundational skills with more advanced maneuvers, precision flying, and deeper aeronautical knowledge.

Both Part 61 and Part 141 options are available, each leading to the same FAA certificate.

Core Components of Training Curriculum

CPL ground training emphasizes advanced aerodynamics, flight planning, and regulations affecting commercial operations. Pilots refine their decision-making and learn how to manage complex systems under real-world operational constraints.

Advanced Aircraft Systems & Engine Management
Crew Resource Management (CRM)
High-Altitude Aerodynamics & Weather Interpretation
Safety Management & Risk Analysis
Commercial Operations, Limitations & Regulations
Decision-Making & Risk Management

Flight training focuses on building commercial-level proficiency and demonstrating mastery of complex maneuvers. Students train in both basic trainers and complex aircraft (with retractable gear, variable pitch props).

Chandelles, Lazy Eights, Steep Spirals
Long-Distance Solo Flight (250 NM Requirement)
Power-Off 180s & Short-Field Approaches
Commercial Checkride Preparation
Complex Aircraft Systems & Emergency Management
Cross-Country Flights (Day & Night)

Used primarily for scenario-based training and checkride prep, simulators help reinforce checklist usage and real-world decision-making

Emergency Procedures & Flight Planning
CRM & Workload Management
Weather Decision-Making

The commercial level demands consistent professionalism, punctuality, and checklist discipline. Evaluation includes both skill and judgment.

FAA Written Knowledge Exam (CAX)
Practical Test with Complex Aircraft
Completion of All Hour & Maneuver Requirements

Train to become a certified airline pilot.

Part 141
Part 61

We offer two main types of flight training: Part 141 and Part 61.

Part 141 provides a structured, FAA-approved curriculum for full-time students aiming for a fast track to certification, often with lower flight hour requirements.

Part 61 is more flexible, offering a personalized pace, making it ideal for students with varying schedules. Both options lead to the same certifications, with the difference lying in the approach and pace of training.

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Training Types

Compare the options

Both paths result in the same FAA Commercial Pilot License.

Features
Part 61
Part 141
Structure
Flexible, student-paced
Structured, FAA-approved syllabus
Minimum Hours
250
190
Best For
Working professionals, flexible schedules
Full-time students, career-track pilots
Instructor Approval
Required for test sign-offs
Required for each course stage
Estimated TIMELINE for CPL

Structured Part 141
Pathway

Earn your Commercial Pilot License adhering to the FAA approved Part 141 schedule, fast-tracking you with a 3-4 month program.

3–5 weeks
Stage 1
Ground School
Build commercial
insight

Study FAA rules, systems, and commercial operations fundamentals.

8–12 weeks
Stage 2
Flight Training
Apply advanced maneuvers

Fly cross-country, train in complex aircraft, and master checkride tasks.

1–2 weeks
Stage 3
Checkride Prep
Finalize with
precision

Run mock flights, oral practice, and final readiness assessments.

What comes next after my Commercial pilot license?

Multi-Engine Add-On

Phase 4

How it works

How do I get started to on my journey to obtain a Commercial Pilot License?

Fill out our streamlined application form.

To embark on your journey you need to apply to our admissions office where we perform the initial requirements overview to get you started.

We Send You Our Detailed Information Package.

Our information package contains a comprehensive overview of all the details including our pricing and enrollment requirements .

Connect Directly With Our Admissions Team.

Our dedicated admissions team will reach out to you to walk you through the admissions process and answer any questions you may have to help get you enrolled.

Enrollment & Financial Control

Unlike other schools, we don't require large deposits; instead, we empower you by keeping your money under your control. Upon enrollment, we'll open a custodian account for you, allowing you to deposit the amount you're comfortable with.

Ready to become a certified pilot?

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