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Flight training at Air Orlando is provided by extremely
competent and capable instructors who take your dreams
seriously! Utilizing the latest in aircraft technology
and safety procedures, Air Orlando's record with the
FAA is so great even they rent our aircraft for currency.
Whether you're a business person looking to increase
your reach, a hobbyist who has always wanted to fly,
or an aspiring professional pilot, Air Orlando can
do it all!
The most basic of licenses, the private pilot license
allows a pilot to operate any aircraft in the single
engine land category. At Air Orlando Aviation, we
are fortunate enough to have eight different types
of single engine land airplanes - and you're more
than welcome to try your hand at each one! The private
pilot license can be used for business or pleasure,
but you cannot get paid to fly the airplane. The private
pilot course is available under our Part 61 Course.
Often quoted as being the most challenging and rewarding
flying pilots ever do, the instrument rating allows
flight in the IFR environment. Pilots learn to handle
the aircraft more precisely with reference to the
inside gauges instead of purely looking out the window.
The instrument rating curriculum at Air Orlando uses our
full-motion simulator to the greatest extent possible, allowing
flight by reference to instruments in simulated "actual"
conditions without the comparatively greater cost of flying in
the actual airplane.
Air Orlando now provides Accelerated Instrument Training , custom designed to meet the schedule of every individual customer.
The multi engine rating allows pilots to operate
as pilot-in-command an aircraft with more than one
engine. The multi-engine rating can be added to a
private pilot license either with or without instrument
privileges (if you hold them already) or to a commercial
pilot license, either as an initial or add-on. At Air
Orlando, we feature a beautiful Piper Seneca or Beechcraft
Duchess with which we use for multi-engine training.
The multi-engine rating is available under our Part
61 Course, and takes full advantage of our full-motion
flight simulator.
The Commercial license allows pilots to fly "for
hire" and get paid for their services. All fight
instructors are required to have a commercial license.
With a commercial license, pilots can do the following:
- Aerial Photography
- Skydiving Drops
- Operate corporate airplanes for individuals or
companies
- Pipeline Patrol
- Ferry Flights
With a flight instructor certificate, commercial
pilots can expand their employment opportunities by
teaching others to learn to fly in airplanes or helicopters.
From private pilot to multi-engine students, flight
instructors build time and experience while sharing
their knowledge with people.
These endorsements can be added to any grade of pilot
certificate (with the exception of the instrument
proficiency check). Whether done to meet an FAA requirement
or just for fun, an additional endorsement allows
you to take greater advantage of your certificate
and fly different and larger aircraft. |
