Training Timeline Simulator
Set your weekly lesson pace and see exactly when you'll graduate — phase by phase. Multiple lessons can be scheduled in a single day.
How many lessons per week?
Each lesson is a 2.5-hour block of flight, simulator, or ground training.
Projected Graduation
July 2027
50 weeks · 12 months
Phase Breakdown
Projected start and end date for each certificate.
Your first certificate — solo flight, cross-country, checkride.
Fly in clouds and low visibility using instruments only.
Get paid to fly — advanced maneuvers and aeronautical knowledge.
Add multi-engine to your commercial certificate.
Certify as a flight and instrument instructor.
Multi-engine instructor rating — teach in twin-engine aircraft.
How this is calculated
- • The Career Pilot Program requires 300 total hours — a mix of flight lessons, simulator sessions, and instructor-led ground training.
- • Each lesson block is 2.5 hours long. Multiple lessons can be completed in a single day.
- • At your selected pace, you need 200 lessons to complete the program.
- • Self-study is required outside of scheduled lessons — including FAA written test prep, oral exam study, and review between flights. This is not reflected in the timeline above.
- • Projections assume consistent weekly scheduling. Weather, checkride scheduling, and personal availability may affect your actual graduation date.
Ready to set your start date?
Talk to our admissions team and lock in a schedule that works for you. Full-time and part-time tracks available.