Single Engine Commercial

The Commercial Pilot Certificate is intended for those individuals who intend to make their career in aviation, or for those that need the ability to be paid for their flying services.  A Commercial Certificate is the stepping stone to any career in aviation.   Nice Air offers a Single Engine and Multi Engine Commercial program to prepare you for your career in Aviation.

The Training at Nice Air can Begin at any time.

The following modules are common to all Commercial students

MODULE 1 - Commercial Ground Instruction

In this module, you'll learn all relevant FAR's associated with commercial operations under Part 91 and Part 135.1.  You'll also cover the National Airspace System and General Flight Operations.

MODULE 2 - Aircraft Systems

In this Module, you will learn about the aircraft systems in the required detail necessary to demonstrate commercial pilot knowledge to the FAA.  You will cover the landing gear systems, high performance engines and propeller systems, fuel systems, electrical systems and pressurization and turbo charging.  In addition, you'll calculate and use the aircraft's performance data to determine critical flight and take off situations.

MODULE 3 - Cross Country Flight Planning

This Module teaches you how to to flight plan to commercial standards.  Flight planning is based o VRF flight at and near the endurance of the aircraft you will be flying.  Considerations to density altitude, route of flight and alternative will be covered along with advanced flight planning techniques.

MODULE 4 - Introduction to flying Complex High Performance Aircraft

In this Module, you will learn the basics of flying aircraft with retractable landing gear, flaps, controllable propeller and and engine that produces 200 horsepower.  You will perform steep turns, minimum controllable airspeed stalls, emergencies and normal take offs and landing.

MODULE 5 - High performance Maneuvers

In this module, you will be performing the commercial performance maneuvers such as Chandelles, Lazy 8's, Eight's on Pylons and  Short and Soft Field Take offs and Landings.