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This website is dedicated to those aviators eager to enhance
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safety of flight, improve their skill levels, and who are moving
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There is no getting around the fact that learning to fly is a costly endeavor. Any quality activity really worth pursuing, such as purchasing a new car or obtaining a college education, has a significant price tag associated with it. Remember, a pilot's certificate is good for life. It opens many full-time and part-time career opportunities. Your investment in a pilot's certificate will reap you many benefits, from exciting adventure to becoming a globe-trotting professional aviator. So how much does it cost? In all probability, you will spend between $6,000 and $8,000 to obtain your private pilot's certificate. This includes all flight instruction, aircraft rental, books, supplies and materials. You can reduce these costs dramatically through frequent training, e.g., several times a week or even daily, and by aggressive self-study. You pay as you train. No advance outlay is required. And financing at attractive interest rates is available. Here's the break-down of costs:
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