Professional standards
The course refines aircraft control, judgment, planning, and commercial maneuvers to meet practical test standards.
Career foundation
Students strengthen the habits and consistency expected in professional aviation environments.
14 CFR 61.129 requirements
- 250 Total Flight Hours
- 100 in powered aircraft, including 50 in airplanes
- 100 Hours PIC
- 50 Hours in airplanes
- 50 Hours cross-country, including 10 in airplanes
- 20 Hours dual
- 10 Hours instrument training, including 10 in ASEL
- 10 Hours in complex or TAA
- 2 Hour day cross-country greater than 100nm
- 2 Hour night cross-country greater than 100nm
- 3 Hour checkride preparation
- 10 Hours solo
- 300nm cross-country
- 5 Hours VFR night with 10 takeoffs and landings at a controlled field
TFA Flight Academy