Paragon Flight offers schools in Florida and Georgia for student pilots of all stripes. Our instruction can prepare you for life as a personal pilot or one with professional aspirations, and we can do so in less time and with less expense without sacrificing an iota of quality.
Paragon Flight is a dual-authorized flight school that operates under the FAA authorization of Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Parts 141 and 61. Part 141 guidelines allow us to offer traditional, full-time courses with a prescribed syllabus, curriculum, and scheduling. Part 61 guidelines permit students to enjoy one-on-one instruction with customized scheduling and pacing per their lifestyles and obligations.
We have three Paragon Flight locations:
Over the years, we’ve opened these three locations, but we’ve also been honored numerous times for the quality of our flight instruction and the instructors who provide it. The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) is the leading aviation advocacy group in the country, so recognition by this group is quite the evidence of quality.
Training with us will happen at the height of training aircraft. We use the standard models but only newer, impeccably kept, and Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA). The fleet includes the following aircraft:
Students who come to Paragon Flight may be at any level of experience. We offer training for Private Pilot Licenses (PPL), Instrument Flight Rating (IFR), Multi-Engine Licenses (MEL), Cirrus Certified Aircraft Training, and Glass Cockpit Training.
For professionally-inspired pilots, we offer Commercial Pilot Licenses for single-engine and multi-engine aircraft (CSEL/CMEL), Airline Transport Pilot certification, and Certified Flight Instructor (CFI/II/MEI) training for single-engine instructors, instrument rating instructors, and multi-engine instructors.
Finally, government and military instruction provided by Paragon Flight includes Initial Flight Orientation (IFO) to prepare students for basic training; Single Engine Recurrent Training (SERT) to improve a crew’s coordination, cooperation, awareness, and safety through scenario-based training; Rotary Wing to Fixed Wing Transition Training to aid in the transition from helicopter to airline aircraft; and Aircraft Transition and Differences Training to help pilots transition to new aircraft, specifically the Cessna C172, C182, T182, C206, and T206.
Paying for the desired flight training doesn’t have to be a prohibitive challenge. Various options include traditional government-backed student loans, aviation scholarships, educational grants, and personal lending. Over the years, we have gained valuable insight and contacts to help our customers identify the appropriate resources, navigate the application processes, and secure the best financial package to pay for training courses.
Click here or call (706) 903-9337 if you’d like to contact Paragon Flight’s LaGrange, Georgia, location, one of the best flight schools in the state.
