All PFT courses follow the proven curriculum of the Jeppesen Sanderson Pilot Training System  Jeppesen Sanderson, a Times-Mirror company, is the world's leader in flight information and pilot training systems. PFT uses their syllabus which are based on the building block theory of learning and are specifically designed to FAA requirements. In addition to these flight and ground training courses, flight training devices are used within all programs thereby providing the student with a comprehensive training program. Flight Training devices utilize state of the art technology and reflect the current trend in airline training practices.

The length of any course will primarily depend upon the following:

1. Frequency of training.
2. Study habits.
3. Adaptation to the training.

For the full-time student (flying and classroom instruction a minimum of 18 hours/week), on average, the following length of time is required to obtain certification:

Private Pilot Training Course	4-6 Weeks	CFI Certification Course	4-6 Weeks
Instrument Rating Course	3-5 Weeks	CFI-I Rating Course	1-2 Weeks
Professional Pilot Course	5-6 Months	MEI Rating Course	1-2 Weeks
Multi-Engine Rating Course	5-10 Days	CFI/MEI Combined Rating Course	2-4 Weeks
ATP Certification Course	3-7 Days	Glass Cockpit Transition Course	1-2 Weeks

Professional Flight Training's offices are open Monday through Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm.  They are closed on Sunday.  Flight Instruction is available seven days per week including early mornings and evenings. Professional Flight Training does not permit overnight travel, trips out of state, and/or to the Bahamas.

Due to the intense nature of our programs, on time attendance is a must. A student must cancel his/her lesson with the school a minimum of 24 hours in advance of any scheduled flight or ground instruction. If a student is twenty minutes or more late for a lesson, then the lesson will be canceled and the student will be charged as a “No Show”. Also, if a student reports for a lesson and does not meet the school's minimum financial requirements for receiving instruction, then the lesson will be canceled and the student will be charged as a no-show. If a student incurs three no show fees within a thirty day period, the student may be asked to leave the program and will be charged as if the lesson had taken place. (Please refer to the student enrollment agreement for further guidance on “no show” policies and fees).

Courses begin on a weekly basis. They are also available on a one to one basis. Call for details.