Sun Valley Flight Center

The private pilot license is the first step in becoming a qualified pilot. This is where it all starts! You will develop your flight skills, understand the aircraft functions and maneuvers and develop judgment skills and learn about situational awareness.

Pilots who wish to take up flying in clouds need to get an instrument rating added to their Private or Commercial Pilot Certificate. With our Instructor you can make your dream come true by enrolling for Instrument Flying Rules (IFR) training course.

In order to become a commercial pilot, you’ll need at least 250 hours in-flight hours, 50 hours of cross-country flight time as pilot in command. You must hold at least a private pilot license. Our program ensures that you get more than enough hours to feel confident and also have the required credentials.