ICARUS Flying Academy

ICARUS Flying Academy offers a variety of training programs to help individuals achieve their aviation goals. These programs include:

1. Private Pilot: This program is like a driver’s license for flying, granting individuals the freedom to fly in the United States and abroad. It includes training for night flying and requires a minimum of 40 hours of total flight time, including cross-country and night flights.
2. Instrument Rating: Enhancing safety and precision in flying, this program enables pilots to fly in less-than-perfect weather conditions. It requires a minimum of 40 hours of instrument time, with 15 hours of instrument flight training from a Certified Flight Instructor (CFII).
3. Commercial Certificate: While not essential for non-professional pilots, it refines flying skills and requires additional maneuvers and cross-country experience. The program mandates a minimum of 250 flight hours.
4. CFI Certificate: Flight instructing is a rewarding career, allowing pilots to gain experience and build flight time. ICARUS offers a program to become a certified flight instructor.

These programs cater to diverse aviation needs and emphasize safety and proficiency. Completing these courses equips students with the knowledge and skills to pursue successful careers in aviation.