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 Prerequisite:
A private pilot certificate is required. Students who enroll in this
program are encourage to acquire the FAA 1st Class
Medical and have the ability to
read, write, understand and speak English.
Time
Frame: The 110 program will take approximately four to five months
to complete as a full-time student. This program makes it possible to earn
the Instrument, Commercial and Multi-Engine at the same time.
Curriculum: Airborne
Systems 110 Professional Pilot program is Part 141 certified. This
certification reduces the hours and cost required for the Instrument,
Commercial and Multi-Engine training. This reduced hour program is the
result of Airborne Systems special approved curriculum. Our course
utilizes the
Cessna Multimedia Training System--the best in the industry! This
CD-ROM based system combines your flight training and ground school into
an integrated series of paired flight lessons and labs. Before each
flight, you see a video demonstration of everything you will do in the
air. Because your ground school and flight lessons are paired together
logically, you learn faster, retain more, stay ahead of your training, and
get your rating quicker than through the more traditional approaches.
The multimedia course also comes equipped with a
computerized exam review
that helps you study for the practical test
questions so that you can pass your
written exam.
Cost:
Average costs including all study materials, flight instruction,
ground instruction and exam fees with a range between $25,000 and
$30,000. The lower cost is representative of a well prepared student who
finishes with 110 hours. The upper cost is a student who prolongs their
training over time.
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