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| Recreational Pilot Program Course |
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| Sport Pilot License (SPL) |
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| The Sport Pilot License allow you to fly light sports (small 2 passenger) aircraft. It does not require an medical. It is limited to daytime perfect skies weather conditions. |
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| Private Pilot License (PPL) |
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| The Private Pilot License is where to start if you do not want to be limited to light sport aircraft or only day time perfect skies conditions. |
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| Instrument Rating (IFR) |
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| Cloudy skies and still want to fly? The Instrument Rating is the next step for your flight training. This rating enables you to fly in less-than-perfect skies by using the instruments in the cockpit panel. Broaden your horizons. |
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| Multi-Engine Rating (MEL) |
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| The Multi-Engine Rating will allow you fly planes with two or more engines. This is the natural upgrade to a Private Pilot License for someone that want to fly larger planes longer distances. Go faster and farther with the ability to fly a twin. |
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