FAA Part 141 & 61
Commercial Pilot Program
You must have a Commercial Pilot Certificate to be compensated as a pilot. To obtain one, you need at least 250 hours total flight time for Part 61 or 190 hours for Part 141.
Commercial Single Engine (Part 141)
Starting Price
$20,500*
*prices subject to change
Package Includes
86 hrs Aircraft Rental (Cessna 152)
10 hrs Complex Aircraft
24 hrs FAA-Approved Flight Simulator
80 hrs with a Flight Instructor
Certificate: Commercial Pilot Single Engine Land
Prerequisites
Private Pilot Certificate + Instrument Rating
190 total flight hours (Part 141) or 250 hrs (Part 61)
Valid FAA Medical Certificate
The Commercial Single Engine program uses the Cessna 152 for primary training plus complex aircraft hours required by the FAA. Combined with simulator time, this is the most cost-effective path to your Commercial certificate.
Multi-Engine Rating Add-on (Part 61)
Starting Price
$8,500*
*prices subject to change
Package Includes
10 hrs Aircraft Rental (PA34-200 Piper Seneca)
5 hrs FAA-Approved Flight Simulator
30 hrs with a Flight Instructor
Certificate: Multi-Engine Add-on
Prerequisite
Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating
Piper Seneca PA34-200
The multi-engine add-on is flown in GPA's Piper Seneca, a twin-engine aircraft. This rating is required by most regional airlines and significantly expands your employment opportunities.
Get Paid to Fly
Your Commercial certificate is the key to an aviation career. Apply today.
