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Cessna 172SP G1000 Flight Training

Cessna 172SP Flight Training

We train in the following aircraft:

Cessna 172SP G1000 Glass Cockpit (traffic information, terrain, weather, charts)
Cessna 172SP classic cockpit (Garmin and King Gps)
Cessna 172N
Piper Arrow
Piper Seminole

We use advanced simulators to make your training more efficient. Students taking advantage of our flight simulators are saving money and time while getting a much higher quality education.

Our new Cessna aircraft!

Leather seats, airbags, traffic information, modern GPS navigation equipment. You want all that.

You do not have to spend a fortune training in safe, nearly new, modern and well kept aircraft. In fact, we wonder why anyone would ever consider anything less.

Modern does not need to stand for "complicated" either. Our advanced glass cockpit aircraft are very intuitive and many advanced training aids are available to speed up your training success.
In fact, the new technology makes many tasks so much simpler and straight forward, we see training completion times and success rates that are quicker than those in traditional cockpit aircraft.

Call (818) 769 1503 to schedule your appointment or email us here.

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Cessna 172SP Aircraft

LEARN TO FLY: Private Pilot Course
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IFR: Instrument Rating
Add on rating
The IFR rating is an add on rating to an existing pilot certificate. It removes the 'bad weather' and low visibility restrictions from your pilot certificate.
COM: Commercial Pilot Certificate
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A commercial pilot certificate is required to be able to fly for compensation. Flight Instructors, Banner-Tow, Agricultural Spraying and traffic watch are examples of commercial flying activity.
MEL: Multiengine Rating
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