P3 training can take 12-18 months, but our programs and timelines vary widely because we can accommodate your pace of learning.
LaGrangeFlight School
Professional Pilot Training in LaGrange, GA
525 Aerotron Parkway
LaGrange, GA 30240
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm
The Ideal Training Environment Just Outside Atlanta
Explore Paragon Flight’s newest satellite location at LaGrange-Callaway Airport (LGC), a midsized public-use airport that is located just off Interstate 85 in LaGrange, Georgia, and owned by the City of LaGrange and Troup County, GA.
Situated in between Atlanta, Columbus, Montgomery, and Birmingham, LaGrange-Callaway Airport is located about three miles southwest of the City of LaGrange, and 60 miles southwest of the Atlanta Hartsfield Airport. This excellent location caters to the needs of general and corporate aviation traffic in the Atlanta metropolitan area and other cities in the southeastern United States.
Programs Offered at LaGrange
Paragon Flight Training specializes in quality, results-focused flight training for motivated students, and available programs and license options include:
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P3 Professional Pilot Program: This structured program is designed for students who are looking for a career in aviation. We can work with students who started at another school and those with no previous experience.
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Private Pilot License (PPL): Whether you plan to fly as a hobby or pursue an aviation career, the Private Pilot License lets you build fundamental skills in aircraft control, navigation, communication and aeronautical decision-making.
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Certified Flight Instructor (CFI): As a CFI, you can give back by training and inspiring the next generation of pilots. You can also earn Instrument Instructor and Multi-Engine Instructor certifications.
Why Choose Paragon Flight Training in Georgia?
Class B airspace surrounds some of the busiest commercial airports. LGC sits 60 miles southwest of Atlanta Hartsfield, close enough to serve the region but far enough outside Class B airspace to avoid the traffic that creates delays. The airport features a 6,499-foot instrument runway and a secondary 5,000-foot runway.
The renovated terminal building houses everything professional training requires, including a pilot lounge, conference room, kitchen and snooze room. Students train in an environment built for focus.
Georgia weather patterns provide over 300 fair weather days, meaning fewer weather delays. Students also learn from qualified instructors who understand FAA training requirements and help prepare them for the next steps in their aviation journey.
Financing Your Flight Training
Pilot training is a significant investment, but it can be worthwhile. For students looking to pursue an airline career, entry-level airline pilot salaries can start at around $110,000, with long-term earning potential increasing from there.
We partner with Sallie Mae and other lenders. We can help identify student loans, private lending, scholarships and grants to help you finance your training.
Investment range
$49K – $110K*
*Depending on your starting point and chosen certifications
Earn a starting salary of up to $110,000
$350K+ per year in earning potential
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about training at LaGrange-Callaway Airport and Paragon Flight Training with the answers to these frequently asked questions.
Operating outside Class B airspace means minimal delays waiting for clearances or sequencing with airline traffic. You spend flight time actually flying rather than holding.
Yes. Transfer students regularly join us in our P3 program after starting training elsewhere. The same systematic instruction and scheduling flexibility we provide new students applies to transfers.
Find Our Flight School Near You
Whether you are beginning your aviation journey or adding advanced ratings, Paragon Flight Training delivers the instruction and resources you need to reach your aviation goals. Call us at 239-274-3170 or contact us today to begin your training.