Flight School
Part 61 & Part 141 — your choice, our structure.
Two FAA-approved training paths. Same standard of instruction, same outcome — a pilot who can really fly.
Why train with us
The advantages of training at Global Aviation Center.
Whether you choose Part 61 or Part 141, you get the same attention, the same syllabus, and the same goal — a confident, capable pilot.
- A detailed course syllabus with clear benchmarks for students and instructors
- A highly efficient path to flight proficiency in a shorter timespan
- Comprehensive ground training for FAA written, oral, and practical exams
- Online Ground courses that give you the endorsement for FAA written exams
- Flexibility to schedule your own flight lessons around your life
Part 61 vs Part 141 Training Requirements
Part 61
Flexible & student-paced
Private Pilot License
40 logged flight hours
No specific ground minimum
Instrument Rating
50 hrs cross-country PIC
40 hrs instrument flight
Commercial Pilot License
250 logged flight hours
No specific ground minimum
Part 141
FAA-structured & efficient
Private Pilot License
35 hrs flight
35 hrs ground (online)
Instrument Rating
35 hrs flight
30 hrs ground (online)
Commercial Pilot License
120 hrs flight + 190 total
35 hrs ground (online)
Ready to see if flying is for you?
Book a discovery flight and take the controls.