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Whether your goal is to make flying your hobby, or make it your career, Air-Mods can make your dreams a reality! Our flight school can provide training from Private all the way through Commercial, CFI, and Multi-Engine training.

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Pilot in Light Aircraft

PRIVATE

Primary Training

The private pilot license allows a pilot to operate a single engine aircraft under normal visual flight conditions. It is the certification held by the majority of pilots and the first step to becoming a commercial pilot.

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INSTRUMENT

Advanced Training

After obtaining your private pilot license, the next step is to complete the instrument certification. This certification allows a pilot to fly under instrument flight rules by relying on the airplanes instruments to navigate.

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COMMERCIAL

Advanced Training

The commercial pilot license allows a pilot to receive compensation for flying. The requirements for the commercial license include several hours of training in a complex aircraft, and pilot in command time.

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MULTI ENGINE

Multi-Engine Training

The Multi-Engine license is an "add-on" to the single-engine license and allows a pilot to fly an aircraft with more than one engine. This license broadens a pilot's horizon in regards to speed and power.

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CFI

Advanced Training

There are several options for pilots to hour-build, but one of the common ways is for the pilot to become a CFI. A certified flight instructor builds his hours while training future aspiring pilots. 

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CFII & MEI

Advanced and Multi-Engine Training

The CFII is the next step after completing the CFI training. The CFII allows a flight instructor to instruct instrument students and an MEI allows an instructor to give his students multi-engine instruction.

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