Part 141 Pilot Schools in Georgia

Are you looking for Part 141 pilot schools in Georgia? Paragon Flight, one of the Sunshine State’s premier flight schools, now has a satellite location in LaGrange-Callaway Airport (LGC) in LaGrange, GA. We work diligently to instruct and produce the safest, most skilled pilots possible.

Aviation is a worthy pursuit whether you want to fly as a weekend pastime or as a future career endeavor. Start with a Private Pilot License (PPL) earned at Paragon Flight for a strong foundation to support all future training.

Paragon Flight is FAA-authorized as a Part 141 and Part 61 flight school with two locations in Florida and one in Georgia. You will not find a better place to pursue aviation. We provide flight instructors, training vessels, and a curriculum that will surpass your expectations, not to mention facilities that will provide a diversity of flight experience in a modern aviation environment.

Our Georgia location in LGC has dual asphalt-paved runways with lighting and navigational aids, and it’s positioned ideally in the midst of Atlanta, Columbus, Montgomery, and Birmingham.

Paragon Flight is a multi-award-winning flight school with numerous accolades from the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA). The AOPA is a leading aviation advocacy group, and we work diligently to live up to the qualities that earned us their recognition.

Jeppesen, a subsidiary of Boeing, produces the finest curriculum available, and we’re proud to be one of the few flight training institutions selected for its use. The curriculum is computer-based and comprehensive with all software and manuals needed. This program is incredibly effective and proven to produce ready pilots 30% faster than the national average.

As an FAA-authorized Part 141 program providing flight school, Paragon Flight offers a complete catalog of flight training courses for personal, commercial, and military purposes.

Personal Pilot Pursuits:

• Private Pilot License (PPL) – permits pilots to fly single-engine aircraft in visual flight conditions
• Instrument Flight Rating (IFR) – permits pilots to fly in instrument flight conditions while applying navigation and communication systems and tools
• Multi-Engine License (MEL) – permits pilots to fly multi-engine aircraft
• Cirrus Certified Aircraft Training – provides established pilots with Cirrus SR series training
• Glass Cockpit Training – provides pilots with a course on basic Glass Cockpit technology, the standard used in modern avionics

Professional Pilot Pursuits:

• Commercial Single-Engine License (CSEL) – prepares pilots to fly single-engine aircraft in exchange for compensation
• Commercial Multi-Engine License (CMEL) – prepares pilots to fly multi-engine aircraft in exchange for compensation
• Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certification – required for applying as an airline pilot
• Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) Training – permits commercial pilots to train others in single-engine flight
• Certified Flight Instructor, Instrument (CFII) Training – permits commercial pilots to train others in instrument flight
• Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI) Training – permits commercial pilots to train others in multi-engine flight

Military Pilot Pursuits:

• Initial Flight Orientation (IFO) – prepares pilots for basic training
• Single Engine Recurrent Training (SERT) – scenario-based training for improving a crew’s cooperation, coordination, safety, and awareness
• Rotary Wing to Fixed Wing Transition Training – helps commercially licensed military and civilian helicopter pilots transition to airline pilot status
• Aircraft Transition and Differences Training – helps pilots grow in skill and confidence as they transition to new aircraft.

Click here to explore Paragon Flight’s George location and learn why we are one of the best pilot schools in the state. You can also reach us directly by calling (706) 903-9337.