The FAA recognizes that the Part 141 process results in superior pilots with less total flight time, and therefore lowers the minimum requirements for each of the approved programs.Due to tighter course structure and specific plan for each lesson there is no wasted flight time. The end of stage and end of course check rides ensure that students know at all times how they are progressing.  Learning gaps can be remedied before sending students to the FAA practical test.

Completing a Commercial Pilot certification in 182 flight hours compared to 250 hours required under Part 61 training saves considerable amount of money to a prospective student.

Yes! Part 141 programs are eligible for scholarships, loans and VA benefits.

Yes! Part 141 programs can be combined with collegiate programs to earn college credits for ground school and flight training, and to reduce the federal minimum flight hour requirement for airline pilots (Restricted ATP) in some cases.