Learn to Fly!
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Where Do I begin?
Getting an instructor is a good first step. He or she will likely be your best guidance in your pursuit for a private certificate. We do have an instructor authorized to teach primary flight instruction in our Club aircraft. |
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What are the Requirements?
Following are general minimum FAA requirements to receive a private certificate.
| Min. Age to Solo Aircraft |
16 |
| Min. Age for Private Certificate |
17 |
| Min. Total Hours |
40 |
| Min. Dual Instruction Hours |
20 |
| Min. Solo Hours |
10 |
The applicant must also pass an FAA administered written test, oral exam, and practical flight test. In addition, the student must have a medical certificate (minimum class 3) which requires a physical from an FAA designated physician. |
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 Contact us today to see how the Toledo Flying Club can meet your training needs and get you connected with a flight instructor. For more information, please contact Michael Messmore (CFII) at
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How Much Will it Cost?
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Cost Per Unit |
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| Instructor Time |
$25-$35 / hour |
~$1000 |
| Aircraft Time |
$80 / hour |
~$3500 |
| Course Material |
~$250 |
~$250 |
| Tests and Fees |
~$250 |
~$250 |
| Total |
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~$5000 |
What Aircraft are Available to Train In?
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