flight school infomation

I don't have a lot to compare it to, but I know a little bit about them because I have a friend who leases them a facility where they train and I am in and out periodically.

I know that they can take a private pilot with 85 hours and in less than a year have him/her in the right seat of a CRJ flying for an airline. I'm impressed. I've seen the Frasca multiengine simulator they use, and it is also impressive in terms of what it can do from a primary training standpoint. I have a little time in a Seminole - which is what they use for their training I believe, and it seems to be a reasonable good airplane for that purpose. I have no idea how the cost stacks up.

Good luck

 

it gets you done quick, but I know most air lines also want to see a college degree of some sort as well when you apply to them.