Flight Schools can hold a F.A.R. Part 141 designation only if
the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approves the school and training syllabus. With strict adherence to FAA standards, the quality of student performance is measured through progressive flight exams during training (phase checks). All training is documented and maintained to FAA standards.
Professional flight instruction is Phoenix East's specialty. We offer complete and comprehensive training, designed for the professional, career-minded pilot. A proven curriculum with excellent instruction provides the foundation for a successful career in aviation. In fact, Phoenix East operates similar to most major airlines and corporate flight departments in training techniques. The result is a more proficient, thoroughly-trained pilot. The instruction is complete, professional, safe AND provided at a lower cost than most other schools.
F.A.R. 141 BASIC WITH MULTI-ENGINE COURSE
F.A.R. Part 61
For students with flight experience or ground school, FAR 61 can give you credit toward a license or rating.
Many pilots do not fit into a set flight training course or program. Whether you are a Private Pilot with 60 hours or a Commercial / Instrument Pilot with 3,000 hours, your time and experience are very valuable and save hundreds of dollars towards your next rating or certificate. Phoenix East differs from other flight schools for such a pilot: We spend that extra time with you to evaluate your logbook and create a program that is cost-effective. Our qualified staff of professionals carefully evaluate your experience and design a program specific to your needs. These programs are extremely helpful when converting military and helicopter experience to a fixed wing rating. We also work with many countries to convert their licenses to F.A.A. requirements. Through such a custom program, you gain proficiency with precise training, targeted to your needs, which results in time and money saved.
F.A.R. 61 COMMERCIAL/INSTRUMENT
Ground School Schedule
2010 / 2011 Attendance Schedule: Students can start FAR 141 or FAR 61 training at any time. However, to get settled in Daytona Beach, it is recommended students arrive two weeks prior to ground school start dates.
2012 Ground School Schedule
Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI |
| 09 January to 3 Februrary |
25 June to 20 July |
| 6 February to 2 March |
23 July to 17 August |
| 5 March to 30 March |
20 August to 14 September |
| 2 April to 27 April |
17 September to 12 October |
| 30 April to 25 May |
15 October to 09 November |
| 29 May to 22 June |
12 November to 7 December |
| 2012 Airline Dispatcher Ground School Schedule |
| 09 January to 24 February |
25 June to 10 August |
| 5 March to 20 April |
20 August to 5 October |
30 April to 25 May
|
15 October to 7 December |
• Unlimited Tutoring
• ATC Communications Instruction Training
• Unlimited Access to Technical Library and Computer Training
• Interactive Learning Laboratory |
ATC class: 2nd week of every Ground school-term.
DA-42 systems class: 3rd week of every Ground school-term.
Unusual attitude and upset recovery training class: 4th week of every Ground school-term.
- 01-02 January, New Year's Day
- 28 May, Memorial Day
- 4 July, Independence Day
- 3 September, Labor Day
- 22 November, Thanksgiving
- 24-25 December, Christmas
Note: The Glass Cockpit Course will be a two (2) week course.
Holidays will be made up on the following Saturday. Individual tutoring, Computer Based Training (CBT), and Video Based Training labs are available to all students at no additional charge.