Aviator Flight Training College

190 Hours Multi-Engine Course - Price $22,180.00
That's less than $92.00 per hour! (Cost After VA Reimbursement)
SIMULATORS are NOT used for flight time!

Aviator is the only flight school that offers the highest quality of flight training required to allow our VA Professional Pilots to solo the multi-engine Duchess for 55 hours anywhere in the Continental United States, rain or shine. No flight instructor or student will be with you during this phase of the program. These courses took over two years in the making to get the approval from the FAA and the Department of Veterans Affairs. It has been specifically designed for current and former service members interested in pursuing a career in aviation.  The program is in a structured form of training. The student receives personal training enabling the student to receive a high level of interaction with the instructor.

The VA pro course consists of 190 hours of multi-engine time and approximately 10-15 single engine time. NO SIMULATORS are used for the total time.

In this program you will earn your:

• Private Multi-Engine
• Multi-Engine / Single Engine Instrument
• Multi-Engine / Single Engine Commercial
• Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, Multi-Engine Instructor
• 190 Hours Multi-Engine
• 55 Hours Multi-Engine Solo Cross Country anywhere in the Continental United States
• Housing (if needed)
• Special Financing and payment schedule for VA Students

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Federal Loans & Private Loans available to those who qualify       

A copy of your High School Diploma or GED is required if enrolling in one of our Professional Pilot Programs.

Add $ 6,100.00 if you do not hold your Private Pilot Single Engine Certificate.

In building your time, you will have a total of 55 hours of solo cross country time in the multi-engine. In this part of the program we encourage you to flight plan your trips within the Continental United States.

*After VA reimbursement. (Books, Checkride fees, and pilot supplies not included.)

Some VA students are entitled to receive reimbursements back on their examiner fees and FAA knowledge test after the completion of the courses.

Due to complexity and paperwork required please contact Admissions, if you would like more information on the VA Pro Program.

VA Students enrolling will need to register in the VA website http://www.gibill.va.gov. Fill out form VONAPP. If you have used your VA benefits before or prior you will also have to fill out the form 22-1995 Also you will need to bring a copy DD2-14.

All pilots must now present a valid passport or birth certificate upon arrival. Any additional information needed can be found at the TSA website.