Flight Training CoursesNice Air offers courses in both airplanes and helicopters. In our airplane courses, we offer flight training from Private Pilot through ATP. In our helicopter courses we offer Private Pilot and Commercial licenses. Below, you will find the list of courses offered for both airplanes and helicopters. Simply follow the links to obtain a brief description on the courses. Also, you will find a price estimate for each course as well. |
Private Pilot CourseCessna 152Industry Standard for Primary Flight Trainer
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Instrument Rating CourseCessna 172 Instrument Trainer Cockpit
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Commercial Pilot CoursePiper Arrow III, the "Complex Airplane"
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Multi-Engine CoursePiper Seminole, the " Twin"
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Initial Flight Instructor CourseThe Initial CFI class consists of the following :
The course is the most comprehensive of it's kind. When you're done with the course, you will be ready to be a flight instructor and know what you are teaching! This course is taught by experienced CFIs and is overseen
by a dual qualified FAA CFII, MEI and British QFI Aerodynamics, FAR 61, 91, AIM, Publications, Weather Theory and Reports, Cross Country Flight Planning, High Altitude Operations, Crew Resources Management, Night Operations, Lesson Planning, Fundamental's of Instructing, Private and Flight Instructor PTS, Aircraft Systems, Weight and Balance, Aircraft Performance and all Private, Commercial and Flight Instructor Maneuvers |
Instrument Instructor & Multi-Engine Instructor CourseThis course covers all aspects of IFR flying with emphasis on teaching Attitude Flying. Please call for class schedule. |
This course take you from beginner to Private Pilot at you own pace.
You can complete the course in as little as 3 weeks. We use Cessna 152's
and 172's for training.
This is a 40 to 50 hour program where you'll learn to fly the airplane
by reference to the instruments. This rating is for anyone who is already
a pilot and wants to upgrade their skills and be able to fly in less than
VFR weather. An instrument rating is also required for almost every aviation
job.
You will need this certificate to become a "Professional Pilot". Total 250 hours of flight time is required including previous training. If you already have all the requirement, it will take about 2 weeks to complete. Also, you need 10 hours of flight time in the "Complex Airplane" such as this Piper Arrow III.
Looking for faster, higher, safer! You can add-on the Multi-Engine rating onto your private or commercail pilot certificate.