Flight Training Timeline
Which courses do I need to become a pilot?
We’ll help you break it down.
Step 1
Private Pilot
Every pilot starts with their private pilot certificate. If you are only looking to fly friends and family, this is all you need!
Step 1

Step 2
Instrument Rating
The next step is usually your instrument rating. You'll be able to fly in low visibility and clouds.
Step 2
Step 3
Commercial Pilot
The commercial pilot certificate is when you can first start making money for being a pilot!
Step 3
Step 4
Certified Flight Instructor
Not everyone becomes a flight instructor, but it's generally the fastest way to build your hours.
Step 4

Step 5
Flight Instructor Job
You'll need to build 750-1,500 hours to receive your ATP certificate, which is required for the airlines. Dynasty students are given priority interviews!
Step 5
Step 6
Multi-Engine
Continue your career by adding a multi-engine rating, allowing you to fly planes with more than one engine.
Step 6

Dream Job!
Airline Job
Once your have your minimum ATP hours, you'll be eligible to apply for an airline position.
Dream Job!