Build hours by teaching · FAA Part 141

Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) and Multi-EngineComing soon

Most pilots who want an airline career become instructors, and instructing is the fastest legitimate way to build hours — you are paid to fly rather than paying to fly. It is also, by most accounts, the point at which you finally understand flying properly, because teaching something exposes every gap in your own knowledge.

Flight training
10–15 hr each
Minimum age
18
Prerequisite
Commercial + instrument
Status
Coming soon

Taught at Schenectady County Airport

What to Expect

A Multi-Engine Rating qualifies you for larger aircraft. Both the CFI and the multi-engine rating typically take 10–15 hours of flight training (coming soon).

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No pressure to decide

Not Sure Where to Start?

Almost nobody arrives knowing which certificate they want. Book a one-hour intro flight, fly the aircraft yourself, and talk it through with an instructor afterward.

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