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| INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT LESSON ONLY $70 |
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Come on out for an introductory flight lesson today! During your 30 minute intro lesson, you will actually get to fly the airplane. An intro lesson is an excellent way to get your feet wet and see what flying is all about. Call 800-767-3181to schedule today!
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| SIGN UP FOR GROUND SCHOOL TODAY |
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The next private pilot ground school starts soon. Call 800-767-3181 or e-mail instruction@heartlandaviation.com to reserve your seat today!Note: Ground School is not required to begin training.
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| FLIGHT
TRAINING |
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Heartland Aviation has a staff of Certified
Flight Instructors who can teach you to fly!
- Heartland Aviation offers personalized
instruction for pilots seeking their Recreational, Private,
Instrument and Commercial pilot ratings.
- For those who are just starting, we
offer a discovery flight to allow you take a closer look at
flying general aviation aircraft
- Training is scheduled at YOUR pace.
As with any learning process, the more often you can train the
less you have to "re-learn" as you go along. An ideal
schedule would have you taking a lesson at least once per week,
preferably twice. About six months is a reasonable time to complete
the process.
- Financing is available through 3rd parties such as pilotfinance.com.
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| RECREATIONAL
PILOT CERTIFICATE |
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General requirements include:
- At least 16 to solo, 17 to receive a license
- Able to read, speak and understand English
- Pass a medical exam administered by an FAA
designated doctor
- Pass a written exam, consisting of multiple
choice questions, with a score of 70% or better
Training requirements include:
- A MINIMUM of 30 flight hours, which
must include the following:
- 15 hours dual (with your instructor)
- 3 hours solo
- Flight to airport more than 25 miles
away (including 3 takeoffs and landings)
- Successfully complete a flight test
given by an FAA examiner
| Aircraft |
C-152 |
C-172R |
| Aircraft Rental, 30 hours |
$2,400.00 |
$3,570.00 |
| Flight Instruction - 20 hours @ $38.00/hour |
$760.00 |
$760.00 |
| Ground School |
$175.00 |
$175.00 |
| Ground Instruction - 5 hours @ $38.00/hour |
$190.00 |
$190.00 |
| Study Material |
$157.95 |
$157.95 |
| FAA Written Exam (on computer) |
$90.00 |
$90.00 |
| Approximate Total Cost |
$3,772.95 |
$4,942.95 |
On aircraft, a 5% discount is available
for cash or prepaid account.
Prices as of Mar 2010 and is subject to change without notification.
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| PRIVATE
PILOT CERTIFICATE |
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General requirements include:
- At least 16 years of age to solo, 17
to receive a license
- Able to read, speak and understand
English
- Pass a medical exam administered by
an FAA designated doctor
- Pass a FAA pilot knowledge test, consisting
of multiple choice questions, with a score of 70% or better
Training requirements include:
- A MINIMUM of 40 flight hours, including
the following:
- 20 hours dual (with your instructor)
- 8 hours cross country (3 dual, 5 solo)
- 3 hours dual night flying, including
10 takeoffs and landings
- Pass a flight test given by an FAA
examiner
| Aircraft |
C-152 |
C-172R |
| Aircraft Rental, 43 hours |
$3,440.00 |
$5,117.00 |
| Flight Instruction - 25 hours @ $38.00/hour
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$950.00 |
$950.00 |
| Ground Instruction - 10 hours @ $38.00/hour
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$380.00 |
$380.00 |
| Flight Supplies |
$200.00 |
$200.00 |
| FAA Written Exam / Medical |
$380.00 |
$380.00 |
| Approximate Total Cost |
$5,350.00 |
$7,027.00 |
On aircraft, a 5% discount is available
for cash or prepaid account.
Prices as of March 2010 and are subject to change without
notification.
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| INSTRUMENT
PILOT CERTIFICATE |
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General requirements include:
- Must hold at least a Private Pilot
Certificate
- Must hold at least a third-class medical
certificate
- Must have logged 50 hours PIC cross-country
at completion of course
- Pass a FAA pilot knowledge test, consisting
of multiple choice questions, with a score of 70% or better
Training requirements include:
- A MINIMUM of 40 flight hours, including
the following:
- 15 hours dual instrument instruction
(22.5 hours from syllabus)
- 5 hours in the aircraft category
- Successfully complete a flight test
given by an FAA examiner
| Aircraft |
C-152 |
C-172R |
| Aircraft Rental, 20 hours |
$1,600.00 |
$2,380.00 |
| Flight Instruction - 20 hours @ $42.00/hour |
$840.00 |
$840.00 |
| Ground Instruction - 15 hours @ $42.00/hour |
$630.00 |
$630.00 |
| Flight Supplies |
$50.00 |
$50.00 |
| FAA Written Exam |
$90.00 |
$90.00 |
| Approximate Total Cost |
$3,210.00 |
$3,990.00 |
On aircraft, a 5% discount is available for cash or prepaid account.
Prices as of March 2010 and are subject to change without
notification.
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| COMMERCIAL
PILOT CERTIFICATE |
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General requirements include:
- Must
be at least 18 years of age
- Must
be able to read, speak and understand English
- Must
hold at least a second-class medical examination administered
by an FAA designated doctor
- Pass
a written exam, consisting of multiple choice questions, with
a score of 70% or better
Finishing
Requirements include:
- Hold
an Instrument Rating
- A
MINIMUM of 250 flight hours, including the following:
- 100
hours of PIC including
- 50
hours in airplane
- 50
hours of cross-country
- 5
hours of night flying, including 10 takeoffs and landings
- 10
hours of instruction in preparation for commercial pilot flight
test
| Training
Costs: 10 hours in a Cessna 172 @ $119.00/hour |
$1,190.00
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| 10
hours in a Cessna 182RG @ $180.00/hour |
$1,800.00
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| Flight
Instruction - 10 hours @ $42.00/hour |
$420.00
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| Ground
Instruction - 10 hours @ $42.00/hour |
$420.00
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| Flight Supplies |
$50.00 |
| FAA
Written Exam |
$90.00
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| Approximate
Total Cost |
$3,930.00
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On aircraft, a 5% discount is available for cash or prepaid account.
Prices as of March 2010 and are subject to change without
notification.
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