DESCRIPTION

Elevate your flying career with The Colorado Flight Center's Part 61 Commercial Pilot Program. Designed for aspiring aviators seeking a career in the skies, our program combines rigorous training and flexible scheduling. Under the mentorship of experienced instructors, students delve into advanced flight maneuvers, gain proficiency in complex aircraft systems, and develop the skills required for commercial pilot certification. With a diverse fleet of well-maintained aircraft, cutting-edge technology, and a personalized approach, we guide you through every step of your journey towards becoming a confident and proficient commercial pilot. Join us and take the next leap in your aviation career at The Colorado Flight Center.

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TRAINING CURRICULUM 

The Colorado Flight Center's Commercial Pilot Program goes perfectly with the Sporty's Commercial Pilot Course. Our program seamlessly integrates the flexibility of Part 61 regulations with Sporty's renowned online curriculum, offering a comprehensive and interactive learning experience. From advanced flight maneuvers to in-depth knowledge of commercial operations, students benefit from Sporty's high-quality video content, interactive lessons, and real-world scenarios. Our experienced instructors guide you through the practical and theoretical aspects of commercial flying, preparing you for the challenges and responsibilities of a commercial pilot career. Students can expect to work one on one with their instructors on both ground school and flight curriculum, as well as build time on their own or with other commercial students.

 

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

• Valid Driver’s License 

• Proof of Citizenship (or approved FTSP application) 

• FAA Medical Certificate

• Private Pilot Certificate and Instrument Rating 

• Most recent 2-4 pages of your logbook

 

MINIMUM COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS

• Private Pilot Certificate and Instrument Rating 

• FAA hours requirements and minimums for Commercial Rating 

• Pass each of the 3 Stage Checks in our Sporty’s training program, the FAA knowledge test, and the practical test (Checkride) with the DPE (designated pilot examiner).