Meeting the training requirements to become an airline pilot becomes feasible when you choose Paragon Flight. From the beginning, we’ll consider your dream and create a personalized program that breaks each step into a manageable goal.
The differences among airline pilot programs at Paragon Flight are fairly substantial, even though they end with a common goal. We strive to custom design courses around their experience, schedule availability, goals, and lifestyle. The typical program lasts between 7 and 11 months and includes acquisition of a Private Pilot License (PPL), Instrument Flight Rating (IFR), Commercial License Single Engine (CSEL), and Commercial License Multi Engine (CMEL). Pilots may also choose to become Certified Flight Instructors (CFI/II/MEI).
Paragon Flight student-pilots participate in one-on-one instruction, as much as required, to become a safe and ready pilot. It all begins with a collaborative meeting that allows us to consider your needs and readiness to make sure that you qualify and then proceed to create the program for you that works with your individual characteristics.
At this time, we will present you with a written coursework outline, schedule, and cost estimate. If you sign up for training with Paragon Flight, we’ll schedule your on-board meeting with the student ambassador team, where you’ll meet the student ambassador who will be your personal flight training “concierge” during the entire experience.
Paragon Flight operates under Federal Aviation Regulations FAR Parts 61 and 141; whereas, most flight schools function under one set of guidelines or the other, not both. With authority under both sets of regulations, we at Paragon Flight are able to provide the customization that we offer.
The weather here at Page Field where we call home is unique in that it allows us to provide flight time to students 350+ days of the year. We also have proximity to many airfields and cities that offer a range of accommodations for your stay.
The flight time that you participate in at Paragon Flight will be in the standard model for practice in the credentials you seek and in an aircraft that is perfectly kept. Each ride within our fleet is considered Technically Advanced with Glass Cockpit Technology and advanced avionics.
The fleet aircraft consist of the following:
The curriculum and instructors that we employ at Paragon Flight are ideal for the diversity of our student-pilot population. The Jeppesen curriculum, developed by a subsidiary of the Boeing company, facilitates training completion 30% faster than the national average. Furthermore, our pilots come from all over the world and all fields of aviation.
The path to working at an airline might seem like an impossible hill to climb, but with the guidance and training you’ll receive at Paragon Flight, you’ll find yourself in the cockpit fairly quickly. After receiving your Airline Transport Pilot Certificate, accumulate 1,500 flight hours to qualify as an airline pilot.
Fulfill all of the airline pilot training requirements in one location here with Paragon Flight. We offer effective and high-quality training custom planned just for you. Schedule your first assessment meeting today by calling (239) 274-3170 or following this link.
