Ready to pursue your dreams of becoming a professional pilot? Paragon Flight is one of the premier commercial flight schools in the USA. We offer personalized, accelerated, and standard courses for all pilots and are fully committed to customer satisfaction, engenders loyalty and long-term relationships.
Paragon Flight has its headquarters in Fort Myers, FL, at Page Field (FMY) airport, and two satellite locations as well – one in Punta Gorda at the Punta Gorda Airport (PGD) and the other in LaGrange, GA, at the LaGrange-Callaway Airport (LGC). After considering different options, should you determine that we offer the training options for you, schedule a consultation with the Chief Flight Instructor.
This consultation will consider where you are, where you want to go, the time you have available, the money you must spend, and the financial resources you can access. Then, we will present you with a course designed just for you, each element outlined to help you reach your goals as easily, quickly, and affordably as possible.
Private Pilot License versus Commercial Pilot License
A Commercial Pilot License (CSEL/CMEL) allows pilots to fly for professional purposes. Without this license, it’s illegal for pilots to accept payment for flight services. Roles within the aviation field are abundant. Pilots may work for an airline as a captain or co-captain, for a cargo delivery service like UPS or FedEx, for a farm as a crop duster, for the government or military, as a private pilot, and so much more.
Many pilots work as flight instructors, especially when they enter the profession, because the role allows them to accrue flight hours needed when applying for future credentials and positions.
Paragon Flight operates under Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Parts 61 and 141, so we can provide highly structured programs and more flexible courses for our students. One program that we offer is designed for ambitious pilot hopefuls with aspirations to work as airline pilots: the P3 Professional Pilot Program.
About the P3 Professional Pilot Program
38 Weeks to complete 4 Stages of training;
Phase One (0-10 Weeks) Private Pilot License
A foundational and most important stage of all aviation training
Provides a basis for pilot best practices, good habits, and leadership development
License permits pilots to operate single-engine aircraft in clear conditions
Phase Two (11-18 Weeks) Instrument Flight Rating (IFR)
Teaches pilots to utilize communication and navigation systems within aircraft
Allows pilots to fly in non-visual conditions
Used by commercial pilots regularly
Phase Three (19-30 Weeks) Commercial License, Single Engine and Multi-Engine (CSEL and CMEL)
Prepares pilots to fly professionally in single-engine or multi-engine aircraft
Phase Four (31-38 Weeks) Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
Prepares commercial pilots to work as flight instructors for single-engine student pilots.
P3 Participation Qualifications:
Age – 18 years old, minimum
Education – high school diploma or GED (college preferred)
References – one personal and one professional
Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) – clean
Criminal background check – clean
Behavioral/cognitive evaluations – passed
FAA record – clean
FAA Medical Certificate – 1st Class
English language proficiency – fluent and literate
Availability – full-time and able to participate in 4-5 flight lessons and 10-20 hours of ground training weekly
Leadership qualities, strong work ethic, drive.
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